If you're feeling a bit sad that the long weekend will soon be a thing of the past, feel sad no more—we're delivering our latest featured-artist-inspired mix just in time. It's a quick listen, only 30 minutes, but we hope it'll leave a lasting impression. Enjoy!
Read MoreMarisa Smith and Nyla Carpentier, co-directors of Alley Theatre's adaptation of Wolfram Lotz's The Ridiculous Darkness, chatted with SAD writer Ella Adkins prior to the opening of this collaborate and incisive production. “'This is a piece meant to probe with questions, and not the easy kind. Nyla says, 'There are times when we go into the absurd with this piece, and people may be very challenged by what they see, but the next moment they may be laughing their heads off.'”
Read MoreFrom the cozy confines of your favourite local place to the far reaches of the galaxy, join us for an exploration of that majestic, magical, mind-bending concept of SPACE in the latest edition of SAD Mag. We’re going on a cosmic journey together to celebrate this new issue and we want you to join us!
Read MoreUs Vancouver folk are lucky, given that we don't have to travel far to find great theatre. The latest on SAD's list of local talent is the Templeton High School cast of Shameless Hussy Productions' Girls Like That. Limited performances left, so read this review and get your tickets, quick!
Read More"In terms of causes, I think many folks are asking how the DIY arts community can do better to centre Indigenous creators, how Black and other POC artists in our communities can access crucial resources and autonomy, and how to make sure we can do our best to take down the barriers people may face."
Read More"Performance art is unpredictable and ephemeral, which makes it entirely an experience and a kind of art that falls flat when reproduced on Instagram stories or social PR strategies. The truth is, entering the space for performance art is daring; it’s consensual to receiving, witnessing, and participating in an experience impossible to experience once more. The experience could be anything.
Read MoreThe last two performances of Navarasa Dance Theatre's Encounter will fly by before you know it, so quick! Read this review, and then hurry on over to the Cultch's website and grab tickets! You can thank us later.
Read MoreDear SAD readers/listeners, we have another mix for you! Kari Kristensen's work occupies the mind for hours on end, if you stare deep enough. Hopefully these songs compliment that dreamscape well.
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