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Fall Arts Guide 2022

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FALL ARTS GUIDE 2021

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Compagnie Catherine Gaudet's Les jolies choses offers bold reflections on conformity.⁠
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At DanceHouse, work that builds on repetition is a testament to five dancers’ stellar stamina and attention to detail.⁠
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HOLIDAY GIVEAWAY! ⁠
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’Tis the season, Vancouver's original Christmas Market is back, merrier and brighter this year!⁠
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Jack Poole Plaza has transformed into a magical German Christmas Village. Enjoy live music & carolers, new artisan shop

Merry/Happy/Jolly brings bundles of audience-directed holiday cheer to @theimprovcentre.⁠
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In festive new show created by @jalensaip, the plot is propelled almost entirely by viewer suggestions.⁠
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In the Belly of the Carp melds gritty storytelling with a fantastical hero’s journey.⁠
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Based on Rodney DeCroo’s body of work, Butcher Shop Collective show encompasses poetry, music, and shadow puppetry at the @shadbolt_centre.⁠
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From Macy’s to downtown New York, @theartsclub presents Miracle on 34th Street, to December 29.⁠
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The Christmas classic features direction by Omari Newton and stars Kevin McNulty as Kris Kringle.⁠
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Vancouver Chamber Choir takes audiences on a sonic tour of Finland, November 29.⁠
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Finnish maestro Kari Turunen has selected a range of pieces old and new for the upcoming concert called Sounds of Finland.⁠
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