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Alternative cinema returns to Victoria
On Oct. 4, the Victoria Film Festival (VFF) celebrated the reopening of The Vic Theatre at 808 Douglas Street, as a fully operational theatre, with a night of “Cocktails & Nosh” followed by the screening of a secret film. The Vic Theatre originally opened in 1974...
Touching tales from William Head prison
Oct. 11 marked the opening of William Head on Stage’s (WHoS) most recent production, Fractured Fables: The Prison Puppet Project. The production, led by UVic alumni and co-directors Peter Balkwill and Ingrid Hansen, is a collaboration between volunteers and inmates....
Apocalyptic comedy Kitt & Jane comes to the Phoenix
Kitt & Jane at the Phoenix Theatre UVic Pheonix Theatre main stage (3800 Finnerty Rd.) Oct. 15–19, and 22–25 @ 8 p.m. Oct. 26 @ 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. $14–24 UVic alumnae Ingrid Hansen and Kathleen Greenfield partnered with Rod Peter Jr. for their play Kitt &...
Why do you think the food bank is a necessity for UVic students?
Nicole Heron Psychology Third Year “A lot of people don’t like to admit that they don’t have the money for food. So it’s a good place for people to go and it’s not really publicized. It’s just a good resource for people. I mean, we’re students so we don’t have a lot...Our Digital Print Issue
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