Tag: Arts

  • Stepping into Empowerment: A Night of Astonishment at The Shoe Project Play at the BMO Theatre

    Stepping into Empowerment: A Night of Astonishment at The Shoe Project Play at the BMO Theatre

    Last night, I had the privilege of attending The Shoe Project play, presented by the Pacific Immigrant Resources Society (PIRS). As the website promised, the event truly showcased the superpower of stories. Immigrant and refugee women, under the guidance of professional writing and theatre coaches, shared their personal stories, each…

  • A Night of Artistic Marvels

    A Night of Artistic Marvels

    Every year, the Splash Art Auction preview and artist appreciation event at the Pendulum Gallery is a highlight on my calendar. It’s a night filled with exquisite art, fascinating conversations, and a shared love for creativity. However, this year’s event surpassed all expectations, leaving me with an overwhelming urge to…

  • Experience the Rock ‘n’ Roll Legends in “Million Dollar Quartet” at the Granville Island Stage!

    Experience the Rock ‘n’ Roll Legends in “Million Dollar Quartet” at the Granville Island Stage!

    If you haven’t caught the electrifying “Million Dollar Quartet” show featured by the Arts Club, you’re in luck! This show has been so wildly popular that its run has been extended until August 20th. This is your chance to witness a musical journey that takes you back to the golden…

  • The Double Nature of People…

    The Double Nature of People…

    “True West,” the riveting theatre performance at the Cultch, brings Sam Shepard’s timeless 1980 tale of sibling rivalry to life in a way that leaves an indelible mark. Under the masterful direction of Julianne Christie, an accomplished actress and director with a wealth of experience, the play becomes an intense…

  • Try Not to Let Ronnie Burkett Play You Like a Puppet

    Try Not to Let Ronnie Burkett Play You Like a Puppet

    For the record, I do not like puppet shows – not even when I was a kid – but Ronnie Burkett gets me every time! Last Friday’s show, Little Willy, was another masterpiece. I had my doubts for the first 30 min, but the performance just got better and better…