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Women cast members, from left: Leah Beaudry, Laura Carly Miller, Sydney Doberstein. Photo by Phoebe Miu.

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Immersive Theatre Takes Over At The Cultch

Deep Into Darkness is inspired by the life and works of Edgar Allen Poe.

Honeyland documentary

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Honeyland Follows Europe’s Last Known Traditional Beekeeper

The delicate balance between bees, commerce, and the environment is explored in this new award-winning documentary.

Robert Davidson

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Robert Davidson

Unmuted.

Considered one of the country’s most important contemporary artists, Robert Davidson has spent his life reclaiming his Haida heritage and evolving the language of Northwest Coast art. In the process, the Order of Canada recipient found his own voice.

Sculpture of a man with attributes of a jaguar. By Royal BC Museum.

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Maya: The Great Jaguar Rises

Stone Diaries.

A major exhibition of more than 300 Mayan artefacts dating back some 3,000 years opens at Victoria’s Royal BC Museum.

Dance Umbrella Artistic Director Artemis Gordon

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Arts Umbrella Dance Company Artistic Director Artemis Gordon

Be Moved.

The dancers who have come through her doors at Arts Umbrella Dance Company (AUDC) have gone on to become some of the country’s top tier performers.

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Serge Bennathan

River Dance.

We meet the choreographer in rehearsal for Poesía in advance of its world premiere by Ballet BC.

Moving Still

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Moving Still: Performative Photography in India

Female Forms.

The history and trajectory of conceptual photography in India is explored in a new exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Edward Burtynsky

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Edward Burtynsky

Human Nature.

Since the mid-1980s, Toronto artist Edward Burtynsky has visited thousands of industrial sites, taking photos and printing massive images that starkly illustrate just how much people have altered the landscape.

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Music Director Otto Tausk

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Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Music Director Otto Tausk

The greatest crescendo.

Just in time for its centennial, the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra tapped Dutch conductor Otto Tausk to join as its new music director. And he is ready to leave his mark on the city.