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Starships and soundscapes: How John Williams makes Star Wars sing
When the first teaser trailer for The Force Awakens premiered last November, it didn’t take much to get me excited. The promise of new stories and adventures in the galaxy…Events: Dec 17–Jan 1
ART Ipseity Now: New Painting of Chromatic Exuberance The Ministry of Casual Living brings you the work of four Victoria painters: Roy Green, Ira Hoffecker, PJ Kelly, and Pete Kohut.…Cats, clowns, and Christmas: Comedy Pet Theatre comes to Victoria
Straight from Las Vegas, a quirky, family-oriented holiday show will come to UVic’s Farquhar Auditorium this Saturday. Gregory Popovich’s Comedy Pet Theatre is exactly what it sounds like: a comedic…Ghosts of Christmas Carols past: Belfry stages fresh take on Christmas classic
Sometimes I find that the older I get, the harder it is to feel festive at Christmas. Between exam season, financial stress, and family drama I can get to be…Jack Hodgins theatre adaptation rolls full steam ahead
Theatre Inconnu’s latest offering is a brand-new reworking of a West Coast classic. Spit Delaney’s Island reimagines the title story of Jack Hodgins’ 1976 collection of the same name, now…Events: Dec 3–Dec 16
HOLIDAYS Opening Celebration of Chanukah Celebrate the first night of Chanukah by attending a public menorah lighting in the presence of rabbis, federal and provincial government officials, and community leaders.…For Master of None, it’s the little things that matter
Master of None, the latest original series from Netflix, created by and starring Aziz Ansari, came along without much fanfare. I hadn’t even heard of it before I saw it…Adele could’ve had it all, but only gets halfway
“Everybody tells me it’s ‘bout time that I moved on And I need to learn to lighten up” So sings Adele in “River Lea,” halfway through her new album 25.…Our Digital Print Issue
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