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Blue Bridge Theatre takes on Misery — 'hobbling' scene and all

Blue Bridge Theatre takes on Misery — 'hobbling' scene and all

Though Misery is often classified as horror, there’s a comedic element to both the novel and the film adaptation — and it proved tricky to perfect.
Critic's picks: The Tenors; Fusion; The Unfaithful Servants

Critic's picks: The Tenors; Fusion; The Unfaithful Servants

Times Colonist arts writer Mike Devlin picks his favourite upcoming shows, including The Tenors at the Royal Theatre tonight.
Explore: Scrappy Last Saturdays; free drumming; canning swap

Explore: Scrappy Last Saturdays; free drumming; canning swap

Fun and free events around town this weekend include Scrappy Last Saturdays on Nov. 25; a drumming workshop on Nov. 26; and a canning swap on Nov. 25
The Rolling Stones will play Vancouver in 2024 on new North American tour

The Rolling Stones will play Vancouver in 2024 on new North American tour

The band was due to play Vancouver back in 2020, but...you know what happened.
Rolling Stones tease Vancouver show as part of upcoming North American tour

Rolling Stones tease Vancouver show as part of upcoming North American tour

The Rolling Stones appear to be teasing an upcoming tour
Play about the founding of Sointula revived in Finland

Play about the founding of Sointula revived in Finland

Pekka Haavisto, Finland’s minister of foreign affairs and one of the leading candidates in the country’s upcoming presidential elections, is expected to attend the premiere.
Review: The Lost Boy an affectionate look at Peter Pan writer

Review: The Lost Boy an affectionate look at Peter Pan writer

The Lost Boy, which premiered in 2006, is an affectionate and rather precious look at Barrie. Some might find it charming; others will find it workmanlike and sentimental.
New chair at UVic awarded $8M for Indigenous art practices

New chair at UVic awarded $8M for Indigenous art practices

Heather Igloliorte will train and mentor Indigenous and other equity-deserving post-secondary students in the areas of in decolonial and transformational Indigenous art practices at UVic.
Victoria Baroque lets loose with a concert celebrating risqué material

Victoria Baroque lets loose with a concert celebrating risqué material

A tribute to the zanier side of British composer Henry Purcell is designed to make audience members blush and laugh in equal measure.
New York troupe Gibney Company set for Victoria debut

New York troupe Gibney Company set for Victoria debut

Dance Victoria welcomes Gibney Company to Victoria for the first time ever on Friday and Saturday, with a program of mixed repertoire performances.
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