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Haunting E.J. Hughes work on the block for first time in 75 years

Haunting E.J. Hughes work on the block for first time in 75 years

“The buildings are so powerful, the way they recede in the distance. There’s areas of light and dark, it gives this drama, there’s an energy to the painting.” — Robert Heffel
Here's what movies and TV shows are filming in Vancouver this summer

Here's what movies and TV shows are filming in Vancouver this summer

Movies, new TV shows, and final seasons.
Review: Belfry play explores human resilience in the face of calamity

Review: Belfry play explores human resilience in the face of calamity

The acting in The Belfry Theatre's Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story is uniformly strong, the music is played and sung with precision and verve.
Maureen McTeer tackles fertility issues in new book

Maureen McTeer tackles fertility issues in new book

McTeer wrote the book in layperson’s language to make Fertility an accessible read to allow more people to be part of the broader public policy discussion.
Critic's picks: Gerry Dee; Concert of the Birds; and Mary Walz

Critic's picks: Gerry Dee; Concert of the Birds; and Mary Walz

Our arts reporter's top picks for the week ahead: Comic Gerry Dee looking for laughs; Early Music Society presents La Rêveuse; and Mary Walz reads her new YA novel.
Co-production a first for Victoria Symphony and Dance Victoria

Co-production a first for Victoria Symphony and Dance Victoria

Ballet Edmonton: Music in Motion includes the first Dance Victoria-Victoria Symphony commission to date.
Award-winning Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story back at The Belfry

Award-winning Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story back at The Belfry

Old Stock is being re-mounted at The Belfry following a well-received appearance during the company’s 2019 SPARK Festival.
A journey to prime time TV for B.C. actress

A journey to prime time TV for B.C. actress

As she does in all her roles, the actress looks to find as much of herself in the character to bring that person to life.
B.C. providing $42M to support province's film, digital arts sectors

B.C. providing $42M to support province's film, digital arts sectors

Move touted as largest-ever single investment in the creative sector
Canadians Susan Musgrave, Iman Mersal make revamped Griffin Poetry Prize short list

Canadians Susan Musgrave, Iman Mersal make revamped Griffin Poetry Prize short list

B.C.'s Susan Musgrave was nominated for "Exculpatory Lilies," her first book of poetry in more than a decade.
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