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With The Fighting Season, Fringe-goers can expect to at least gain an intimate glimpse at how emotionally tense and draining such a duty can be.
Love is for Superbeasts at this years Fringe festival hopes to emulate the same creepy fascination of that scene with a live audience
Oh the Humanity, a play written by American playwright Will Eno, will showcase this fall at the Fringe Festival for the second time since 2010.
Vancouver-based writers Yu and Wong return to the Fringe Festival, bringing with them their original, unauthorized musical parody of the 2003 hit TV drama, The O.C..
The premier collaboration between UBC alumni Meredith Hambrock and Esther de Monteflores at the Vancouver Fringe Festival explores the learning we all experience through the medium of circus.
If you like your Canadian politics with a side of jazz hands, then Just Watch Me: A Time Travelling Trudeau Musical might be the Fringe show for you.
Twenty Three Days at Sea was intended to help young artists create communities for themselves.
Utopian Dystopia showcases the evolution in Mair’s treatment of the themes of information and control, delving into the duel between reality and perception.
Sad to see summer go? Swap out your summertime sadness for some summertime salad-ness! (recipe)
The Belonging Project, brainchild of philosophy student Zakir Jamal Suleman, wants to introduce Vancouverites to their neighbours.
The title track of Man That I Am shapes the narrative of the entire album: Derksen’s development, the challenges he’s met along the way, and an inevitable farewell to the past and places he has outgrown.
To make things more interesting, our three volunteer wine tasters — me, our culture editor Olivia, and coordinating editor Will — are no experts in wine tasting whatsoever
Colin Mochrie, famous from the hit show Whose Line is it Anyway, is returning to where his career began -- at the Improv Centre on Granville Island.
The Urasenke Foundation Vancouver Branch has been holding the Japanese tea ceremony or chado demonstrations throughout the summer.