A&E Reviews
Review Listings
ΛtopDance Reviews
The Dance Olympics, by Anna Grabowski
CJSF volunteer Anna Grabowski reviewed as well as participated in The Dance Marathon at the Roundhouse Community Centre. The event was inspired by the popular spectator sport from the Depression-era North America, and this is what she says... continued...
Down in dubstep, by Kelsey Singbeil
Renowned dubstep producer, Kode 9, played Richards on Richards July 7. CJSF volunteer, Kelsey Singbeil, reviews… continued...
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ΛtopFilm Reviews
Book of Eli misses the mark, by Jay Peachy
CJSF volunteer Jay Peachy reviews the new apocalyptic blockbuster starring Denzel Washington, this is what he says... continued...
Rainbow Nation Scores The Goal , by Anna Santiago
CJSF volunteer Anna Santiago reviews Invictus, the latest film by director Clint Eastwood. continued...
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ΛtopLiterary Arts Reviews
The world of the West End, by Frieda Werden
CJSF volunteer, Frieda Werden reviews Roy Innes' West End Murders... continued...
Michio Kaku’s Physics of the Impossible, by Irma Arkus
Michio Kaku, a theoretical physicist has just released his new book, “Physics of the Impossible: A Scientific Exploration into the World of Phasers, Force Fields, Teleportation, and Time Travel.” CJSF volunteer, Irma Arkus, reviews… continued...
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ΛtopMusic Reviews
Certain Breeds/Terror Bird/Digits, by Scott White
Alternative to the now defunct Cobalt, Funky Winkerbeans has been catering to bands with a raw punk edge, and those with a brooding darkwave vibe. Scott White arrived, early to May 8th Certain Breeds, Terror Bird, and Digits and had the opportunity to converse with a couple of the members of local band Certain Breeds. continued...
Bleating Hearts The Unsupervised Owl Drugs We Just Stole a Car , by Shazia R
Monday May 17th, reviewer Shazia R. got a healthy dose of local bands: The Bleating Hearts, The Unsupervised, Owl Drugs, and We Just Stole a Car at the Biltmore Cabaret. Read on to share her experiences. continued...
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ΛtopTheatre Reviews
The bizarre and haunting journey of White Cabin, by Jay Peachy
CJSF volunteer Jay Peachy attended Push Festival's White Cabin, a multi media work full of fury, complexity and mystery. Jay was able to find a satisfying narrative through White Cabin's narrative puzzle, this is what he had to say.... continued...
Project 2012 conveys an apocalyptic time, by Nick Pannu
CJSF volunteer Nick Pannu reviews the western preview of Project 2012 presented by the Tipper Restaurant, this is what he says.... continued...
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ΛtopVisual Art Reviews
Open heArt Keeps the City Beating, by Jay Peachy
CJSF volunteer Jay Peachy attended the Open heArt exhibit at the Met on December 21st, this is what he had to say about the event... continued...
Importance of Home, by Jay Peachy
CJSF volunteer examines and discusses Migration Patterns the latest exhibit by Lisa Walker showing at Gallery Gachet. continued...
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ΛtopOther Reviews
Not just another Doc..., by
Gaalen EngenOn Tuesday, October 10, 2006, Lauren Greenfield’s “Thin” premiered at the Granville 7 proving once again that the Vancouver International Film Festival is a celebration of intelligent cinema. Gaalen Engen of “Fellini is King!” attended the performance and had this to say… continued...
No grey areas in Renaissance, by
Sarah CaufieldOn Saturday, October 7, Sarah Caufield, host of Monday’s No Show, saw Renaissance, one of the very few animated films at this year’s Vancouver International Film Festival. This is what she learned about the dark future of Paris in 2054, where everyone strangely speaks English. continued...
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ΛtopTalk Reviews
Tell me a story..., by Kelsey Singbeil
Over the weekend of Feb 1- Feb 3, the Heritage Hall on Main Street was home to the 16th Annual Vancouver Storytelling Festival. CJSF volunteer, Kelsey Singbeil, took in a couple of tales on the Festival's opening night. continued...
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