The bold hypothesis of the novel is that if the present power-disparity between men and women was reversed, society would fail to progress.
Reversal, revolution, and retribution
Tag: ARTS
Narratives abound in latest Amelia Douglas Gallery exhibit
“As you learn, [through] the learning process, the glass starts to talk to you or speak to you.” -Glassblower Robert Gary Parkes
A circus of magical mysteries in ‘Sleight’
Sleight follows 17-year-old Genevieve Flannery, who has grown up in the Cinzio Traveling Players Company with her mother, Delia, and other circus performers.
Broadway in your backyard
A few productions started out in the Lower Mainland before they received—or will soon receive—a lot of attention.
‘Infinity War’ manages the impossible: Cohesiveness
It’s a daring and meticulously well-constructed movie that knows when to pay homage to the source material and when to do something totally new.
Chairman of the Board: With friends like these…
“Like many cooperative games, there are a lot of different ways to lose—too many siege engines, too many black swords, or everyone simply dying.”
Brava without breaking the bank
You might even be surprised by what is considered opera.
Summer events at Douglas College and around Vancouver
It’s the perfect time to explore, enjoy the sunshine, and check out some budget-friendly, community-based offerings.
Podcast, bad dreams, and murderous schemes
It’s essentially a modern-day retelling of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Hamlet, but with an intriguing twist: The novel is narrated by a fetus.
Chairman of the Board: A good start
Though aimed at a younger audience, it still has enough complexity and breadth to keep adults entertained too.