BWW Review: THE EVER AFTER Illuminates at Simon Fraser University
Looking back thirty years ago, the world appears to have been a very different place.
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BWW Review: CALGARY FOLK FEST Empowers at Prince's Island Park
A funnel cloud split the sky in a terrifying twist of darkening wind as the Calgary Folk Festival began under a cold rain that swept over the prairie river valley.
BWW Review: VANCOUVER FOLK MUSIC FESTIVAL Inspirits at Jericho Beach Park
Folk people are the People's People.
BWW Review: WEAVER WOMAN Entrances at Scotiabank Dance Centre
For fear of falling into the Eurocentric trap of appreciating East Asian literature through an Anglophone lens, what must be said first is that Korean author O Ch?ngh?i is an incomparable visionary of the heart.
BWW Review: KOKORO Enlightens at Wreck Beach
Butoh is a sacred modern art.
BWW Review: EDGE SERIES Tantalizes at Firehall Arts Centre
If art does not make the public more capable of feeling, of seeing the world through other eyes, and wanting positive change for all, then it only perpetuates class division, and in so doing, social strife.
BWW Reviews: MOVE Celebrates at Vancouver Playhouse
Preeminent dance companies of New York, London, and Winnipeg all collaborated to celebrate the tenth birthday of Move: the company with a world premiere collection of works by company choreographer Joshua Beamish.
BWW Reviews: MISFIT BLUES Understands at Firehall Arts Centre
The uncanny and ingenious artistic resemblance of human relationships, Misfit Blues performs the tragicomic complex of relative mental states, the interplay of caustic vagaries, and invites onlookers to peek into a womb of loving solidarity.
BWW Reviews: SNARKY PUPPY Barks at The Vogue
If the first casualty of war is truth, the first casualty of capitalism is music.
BWW Reviews: THE BAD PLUS JOSHUA REDMAN Answers at The Vogue
It's that awake-and-thinking style of jazz that has become the peerless sonic pulse in the brainwaves of audiophiles around the globe.
BWW Reviews: OKA Grooves at Fortune Sound Club
The symbol of the sun, a perfect yellow disc, shone brilliantly onstage, over red, for the spirit of the land, and black, for Aboriginal Peoples.
BWW Reviews: THE STANLEY CLARKE BAND Explodes at The Vogue
"I am Louis Armstrong," said the man under the spotlight at center stage.
BWW Reviews: GOGO PENGUIN Blazes at The Ironworks
The enviable and rare distinction of selling out a ticketed show at the TD Vancouver Jazz Festival is awarded to a trio that premiered their band in Canada the night before they stepped beneath The Ironworks spotlight.
BWW Reviews: DÁLAVA Intrigues at The Ironworks
Over a hundred years ago, in the land now known as Czechoslovakia, a Moravian biologist named Dr.
BWW Reviews: AL SON SON Rouses at Tribeca Performing Arts Center
Ever seen the real Roma, the homegrown flamenco of Spain? It's the kind of harmonic and choreographic precision that leaves a theater breathless, with countless eyes in a daze trying to follow each step of a dancer, pluck of a guitarist and intonation of a singer.
BWW Reviews: FLAMENCO VIVO Exhilarates at BAM
Flamenco Vivo celebrated the inaugural performance of flamenco at BAM with high fashion, and dramatic ingenuity.
BWW Reviews: STREET SINGER Inspires at The OUT NYC Hotel
"No!" she sings.
BWW Reviews: CHERYLYN LAVAGNINO DANCE Flourishes at Danspace
Cherylyn Lavagnino's choreography is an audacious blend of signatures, absolutely strong in her guidance of the body to fruition through movement and stillness.
BWW Reviews: THE FLOATONES Please, at La MaMa
It was a sold-out show.
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