An adventure of godly proportions
The game constantly impresses with the way it blends gameplay and story together with the same mechanics.
Tag: ARTS
What does it mean to be a butler?
This is, above all, a novel not just of lost love, but of love unrealized and unexplored.
How a show about a cycling weed dealer became a master class on character-driven TV
High Maintenance is a show about smaller moments.
Chairman of the Board: Battling ships
The action is fast-paced and everyone on the crew has an equity important role to play.
Reversal, revolution, and retribution
The bold hypothesis of the novel is that if the present power-disparity between men and women was reversed, society would fail to progress.
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.”