Musician Stefan Nazarevich and dance artist Shion Skye Carter are part of the collective olive theory, and co-produced the show ‘reach-close’ —an Interdisciplinary work that deconstructs ideas around what an instrument should look like, and how it should be played.
Read MoreFrom complex friendships, queerness, Black identity, eroticism, spirituality to music—Vancouver audiences are more than ready for She Mami Wata & The Pussy WitchHunt. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to experience d’bi.young anitafrika’s work at the 2020 PuSh Festival, on until February 1.
Read More“Go see something that your curious about,” Artistic and Executive Director Franco Boni recommends. “Choose something that feels outside your comfort zone.”
In other words, push yourself to participate in 2020 PuSh Festival.
Read MoreInfusing humorous, drag-inspired renditions of ballet favourites with new interpretations of contemporary dance, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (the Trocks) delights viewers with performances that dwindle at the intersection of parody and rigor.
Read MorePlaywright Jenn Griffin skillfully uses comedy to camouflage Vancouver’s dire housing crisis in a satire that will have audiences rooting for invasive rodents by the end.
Read MoreIt’s that time again! The newest issue of SAD is here and it’s dedicated to all things FUTURE! Join us to celebrate with beer, music, art and magazines. The launch will double as an art show featuring the work of select SAD artists featured in the issue.
Read MoreIn this feature article from SAD Issue No. 28, FUTURE, author Sarah Bakke explores the transformative and liminal utopias that surround us.
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