Over 100 people attended the March 10 opening night of shutterbug, and many were amazed to see his contributions to organizations like Nature Vancouver.
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Vancouver Pro Musica’s Sonic Boom Festival will see newly composed contemporary classical music performed by Vancouver musicians.
In Erato Ensemble’s upcoming performance they have set to unveil the mysteries of Orpheus, his musical finesse, his romantic quest, and ultimately his death.
On Monday the AMS announced the lineup for this year's Block Party.
UBC Theatre is challenging traditional gender roles with its modern musical adaptation of Pierre de Marivaux’s comic play Triumph of Love.
Every issue since the Discorder's inception in 1983 was digitized over the past eight months.
Described in review as "a work of art," Elijah is famous for the dramatic imagery it produces.
Memories of childhood will be invoked with Totem Park’s new production of Seussical, a musical based on three popular stories of Dr. Seuss.
For the past seven years, SASC has hosted a Clothesline project in the SUB.
The Creative Writing program’s annual festival, Brave New Play Rites, is back this week with twelve brand new student-written shows.
The Dance Centre will offer Discover Dance! a noon series that showcases the diversity of the British Columbian ballroom dance scene.
John Sloan has written a new eBook called Forbidden Food that examines our obsession with healthy food and the new fad diets that have emerged recently.
The Ubyssey really just wanted to see how a coed could ever be grouped together with a zombie stoner. More importantly, how can a zombie stoner even exist?
The selection for this year’s final was an irreverent exercise in the highly hypothetical: Should MGM studios make the next James Bond a woman?
Celtic Connections combines Celtic and Indian folk music.