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Epidermis Circus’s wonderfully warped world grew out of hands-on play.⁠
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Victoria’s Britt Small and Ingrid Hansen improvised with a box full of found objects and crafts to create hit puppet-vaudeville hybrid that’s coming to Kay Me

Vancouver Art Gallery launches first indoor-nature art prescription program.⁠
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Working with local doctors and BC Parks Foundation, facility opens Emily Carr: Navigating an Impenetrable Landscape exhibition to those needing to improve their health an

Kidd Pivot’s Assembly Hall wins Best New Dance Production prize at U.K.’s prestigious Olivier Awards.

Vancouver choreogapher Crystal Pite has won previous Oliviers for Revisor, Betroffenheit, and Flight Path. Read more at Stir.

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Hubert Hazebroucq and Doulce Mémoire revive 15th- and 16th-century performance art in Now, Let Us Dance!, April 12.⁠
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Early Music Vancouver program features a piffari, or wind band, accompanied by the early dances of French and Italian court

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