A brief chat with Agalloch’s Don Anderson June 4, 2015June 5, 2015 Myles Sauer On June 19, Pacific Northwest metal group Agalloch will make their Victorian debut at the Victoria Event Centre. On the same day, guitarist Don Anderson will be hosting a talk,...
Alanna Mitchell brings scientific perspective to Intrepid Theatre May 22, 2015May 21, 2015 Holly Lam Science, journalism, activism, and theatre — there’s something for everyone in Alanna Mitchell’s one-woman show Sea Sick, which ran May 13–14 at Metro Studio. Mitchell’s self-written and produced monologue, based on her book...
Macbeth brings a moody display of local talent May 8, 2015May 11, 2015 Holly Lam A crimson glow, flashes of lightning and scary shadows mark the eleventh century as actors travel back in time for Brian Richmond’s adaptation of the Scottish Play. Blue Bridge Theatre’s...
Viva la revolution! May 7, 2015May 6, 2015 Adam Hayman Craft Beer Revolution’s second edition bigger, better, and pleasantly quaffable
Events: May 7–30 May 7, 2015May 6, 2015 Myles Sauer Art Free Play exhibit at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria If “please don’t touch the art” really leaves you chapped, the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria has got something for you!...
Marvel’s Daredevil takes Netflix by storm May 7, 2015May 6, 2015 Myles Sauer The Marvel/Netflix collaboration introduces viewers to Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox)—a lawyer by day and vigilante with heightened senses by night—and his plunge into a seedier, grittier side of the Marvel
EVENTS April 2, 2015April 1, 2015 Melissa Faye Reid April 3–May 1 ART VICTORIA ARTISTS MAKING A SCENE IN THE ’60s A new exhibit comes to Legacy Art Gallery featuring an array of works from Victoria artists in the 1960s. Making a...
Knife Party at Hotel Europa is a sensory reading experience April 2, 2015April 1, 2015 Senica Maltese Hopping from Canada to Italy and back again, Mark Anthony Jarman’s Knife Party at Hotel Europa darts from place-to-place, moment-to-moment, and observation-to-observation in a collection of poignantly linked stories that...
Spoken word with Shane Koyczan April 2, 2015April 1, 2015 Sarah Allan Only groundbreaking Canadian spoken-word artist Shane Koyczan can turn a fart into an insightful slam piece about being human. In fact, this was one of my favorite pieces that he...
Festival showcases homegrown tomes April 2, 2015April 1, 2015 Holly Lam Wondering what 23 publishers, 300 authors, 50 bookstores, and 40 libraries will be doing in April? They’re involved in Read Local BC, a month-long campaign initiated by the Association of Book...
