We can’t change the system, but we can change ourselves
‘Corporations in our Heads’ by Theatre for Living By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer I entered a room packed full of…
Category: ARTS
How much are we willing to sacrifice?
DSU holds screening of ‘Crude Sacrifice’ By Shea O’Grady, Contributor Films that portray the state of environmental destruction in our country stand…
Overcoming a minor dilemma at VIFF
‘Gabrielle’ review By Cazzy Lewchuk, Staff Writer 5/5 It was my first time visiting the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF). Frustratingly for…
You can do everything, and then some
‘Grand Theft Auto: Online’ review By Steven Cayer, Senior Columnist 4/5 Rockstar Games has definitely made a name for itself…
‘The Tomorrow People’ of today
Vintage British show gets modern revival By Lauren Paulsen, Columnist 3/5 Supernatural television shows are coming out in droves nowadays,…
Current events in caricature
Contrast, humour, and self-reflection in the work of artist Tonel By Sarah Andrews, Rafael Sandoval, Crystal Rivera, Ya Hsuan Wu,…
Making a memory
Bon Jovi concert review By Whitney Sharp, Contributor Jon Bon Jovi, the 51-year-old New Jersey rocker, was back in Vancouver…
Blasny blasny!
‘The Foreigner’ teaches us how to speak compassion By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer Pacific Theatre’s artistic director, Ron Reed, almost…
Truly trapped
‘Gravity’ delivers suspense, melodrama, and visual astonishment By Cazzy Lewchuk, Staff Writer 4/5 Gravity delivers an extremely realistic portrayal of…
Fluffy loves fans and fans love Fluffy
Gabriel Iglesias review By Whitney Sharp, Contributor Gabriel Iglesias’s solo Vancouver-debut at the Vogue Theatre October 4 marked the week…