Things To Do: 7 can't-miss Vancouver arts events this week, August 31 to September 6

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      Editor’s choice

      Julia Feyrer and Tamara Henderson: The Last Waves

      And now for something completely hallucinatory: for their installation show The Last Waves, artists Julia Feyrer and Tamara Henderson invite you into immersive theatrical sets. At The Night Times Press Bar for Dreamers, you can read a Night Times newspaper documenting the two artists’ dreams, or watch a film shot at the old Belvedere Court apartments on Main Street. Or you can take in the surreal film Bottles Under the Influence (shown here), in which historic glass vessels become characters. Expect it to be a real trip.

      Julia Feyrer and Tamara Henderson: The Last Waves is at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery from Tuesday (September 6) to December 4.

       

      Guest pick

      Love, Lust & Lace

      Our choice comes from Deb Pickman, member of shameless hussy productions, as well as marketing and communications manager of UBC Arts & Culture District, which cohosts UBC’s Harvest Feastival on September 22, an epic outdoor dinner for 1,000, followed by exclusive shows and exhibits.
      “I promise Love, Lust & Lace from Gas Pedal Productions is a must-see at the Vancouver Fringe Festival. This sexy and smart show was devised by the company at UBC with Axis Theatre artistic director Chris McGregor. It’s already been performed on campus to overwhelming acclaim.”

      The Vancouver Fringe Festival presents Love, Lust & Lace at the Firehall Arts Centre on September 8, 10, 11, 13, 15, and 17.

       

      High five

      Five events you just can’t miss this week

      Erica Sigurdson

      The Debaters star is still one of the funniest female comics around.
      At the Comedy MIX from September 1 to 3

      Othello

      The Civil War–set tragedy is one of the gutsiest versions you will ever get to see.
      At Bard on the Beach to September 20

      Edgar Heap of Birds

      His art confronts oppression with the cutting force of an arrowhead.
      At the Charles H. Scott Gallery to November 6

      The Shanghai Acrobats

      Astonishing feats by the original Cirque-sters.
      At the Orpheum on September 1

      Fringe Opening night

      Yes! It’s that time again—complete with Butt Kapinski, surprise guests, and cask beer.
      At Performance Works on September 6

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