Posted March 10th, 2010 by Naomi Steinberg · Vancouver
Odysseus Chaoticus indeed. This piece is visually compelling, innovative, surprising, intimate, vulnerable, riotous, bawdy, eloquent and well executed to boot! A liberal dose of nourishing comedy for us heroes of the day-to-day.
Posted March 5th, 2010 by Kirstie McCallum · Vancouver
There are the words and the melodies I write, and there are the fusions that I create between ethnic groups, between currents and between people, and in the encounter between them everything is open ~ Idan Raichel
Posted February 28th, 2010 by Megan Stewart and Kirstie McCallum · Vancouver
Megan: Is Delusion a piece of art you can say to like or dislike? I thought it was more living it than liking it. Maybe that's because I didn't like it very much. I needed more narrative and character to hang on to here.
Posted February 28th, 2010 by Justin Haigh · Toronto
The Magnetic Fields are one of those rare bands don’t neatly fall into a clearly defined category or genre, nor have they been adopted and defended by any single generation or demographic.
Posted February 27th, 2010 by Kirstie McCallum · Vancouver
Dark Matters is the latest offering by choreographer Crystal Pite, the founder of Kidd Pivot. Influenced by Kabuki and Butoh puppet theatre, Dark Matters is a two part performance that deconstructs it's own dramatic premise, immersing the audience in meditations on...