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PuSh International Performing Arts Festival pulls in good crowds
The PuSh International Performing Arts Festival is reporting a 45 percent increase in attendance over last year
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I, Malvolio has its playful moments
I, Malvolio is okay—smart and funny sometimes but not nearly as smart and funny as it seems to think it is.
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I, Malvolio at the Cultch
In I, Malvolio, England’s Tim Crouch is quite a sight as he stands before the audience in his grimy long johns and devil horns, surrounded by buzzing flies.
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Hiroaki Umeda's Haptic and Holistic Strata summon sensory overload
A Hiroaki Umeda/S20 production.
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Photog is an innovative undertaking
Boca del Lupo’s Photog is a seriously innovative and sometimes compelling piece of work.
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Nautical Miles took Corbin Murdoch far from home
There’s a mild irony in the fact that the next album from local folk-rock act the Nautical Miles was written in landlocked Bruno, Saskatchewan, just about as far from the sea as it is possible to get.
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The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart serves up wit with a wee dram
You don’t have to be Scottish to appreciate the rich palate of flavours that The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart offers, though it certainly adds to the delight.
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Reich + Rite pianist Vicky Chow takes on frightening fingerwork
If there’s anything we know about Vicky Chow, it’s that she likes a challenge.
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Ride the Cyclone is the quintessential modern musical
If you died after reading this sentence, would anyone have really known you?
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Cedric Andrieux gives amusing, deadpan look inside dancer's life
There’s a moment in Cédric Andrieux when the titular solo dancer reveals what it's like performing a Jérôme Bel work for the first time.

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