‘Ride the Cyclone’ is an unforgettable carnival ride musical
By Parker Thompson, Contributor 4/5 Two years have passed since the Arts Club welcomed Ride the Cyclone to its Revue…
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Hunting witches requires many guns in 3D
By Steven Cayer, Contributor 2/5 The story of Hansel and Gretel has been told many times over the years, but…
Top five games of 2012
By Adam Tatelman, Contributor I was largely disappointed with 2012’s high-profile game releases. All my most beloved gaming experiences last…
The impossible story of ‘The Impossible’
By Steven Cayer, Contributor 5/5 In 2004, the coast of South-East Asia was hit with the Indian Ocean earthquake and…
Arnold’s back in ‘The Last Stand’
By Elliot Chan, Contributor 3/5 If you want a night full of cerebral challenges and dynamic character development, just ignore…
‘Sketches’ of a bigger picture
Douglas music student Christian Bideau releases first album By Angela Espinoza, Arts Editor Committing to a program and following through…
Where have all the BC arts gone?
By Angela Espinoza, Arts Editor At a time when art houses are closing left and right, when liquor laws…
Toro y Moi returns with ‘Anything in Return’
By Angela Espinoza, Arts Editor 4/5 Chazwick Bundick, better known as electronic musician Toro y Moi, released his third…
PuSh it real good
The 9th annual PuSh International Performing Arts Festival By Angela Espinoza, Arts Editor Kicking off yet another year of arts…
Stirring the controversial pot with ‘Zero Dark Thirty’
By Steven Cayer, Contributor 5/5 Directed by Kathryn Bigelow (director of the 2010 Best Picture-winner The Hurt Locker), Zero…