United Players presents People, a fairly recent work by acclaimed English playwright Alan Bennett. Best known for the biographical Madness of King George III and the sarcastic revue Beyond the » Read More
Articles by Cora Li
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November 10, 2015
For over 40 years, professionals and amateurs alike have turned to Lowepro for options to protect and carry a variety of gear. I was recently sent the Scout SH-140, a bag » Read More
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November 6, 2015
JOBY products have an established reputation for quality and innovation. Known for their GorillaPod line of flexible camera tripods, JOBY also offers a variety of mounts for mobile phones and » Read More
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October 11, 2015
When a soulful crooner with fiery vocals collaborates with a dark comedy mastermind, the delightful result is a superb piece of entertainment. The Arts Club Theatre’s The Waiting Room, Morris Panych’s » Read More
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September 14, 2015
The Vancouver Fringe Festival supplies a cornucopia of choices and this year is no exception. The festival offers a chance to showcase smaller scale, quality productions that may get ignored » Read More
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July 17, 2015
There was much ado surrounding the world premiere of C.C. Humphrey’s novel-turned-play, Shakespeare’s Rebel. The book, packed with political intrigue, plenty of sword fights, debauchery and of course, love, has received » Read More
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July 16, 2015
A while back, Vancouverscape reviewed Taste Vancouver’s Gastown Food Tour. Since then, owner Jewel Taylor has added an excursion that cruises through culturally-diverse and vibrant Commercial Drive. Having close connections to » Read More
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July 2, 2015
Although this year’s shows at Bard on the Beach have taken new, creative spins with the invasion of Steampunk and Chicago jazz, the staging of King Lear holds steadfast to » Read More
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June 29, 2015
A playful party ambiance greets audiences inside the Howard Family Stage at Bard on the Beach for the opening night of Love’s Labour’s Lost. Actors in exquisite period costumes of sparkling » Read More
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May 4, 2015
Vancouver-based Fighting Chance Productions (FCP) lavishes comical touches on composer Stephen Sondheim and book author James Lapine’s collaborative musical Into the Woods, now on at the Jericho Arts Centre. While » Read More
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April 13, 2015
Vancouver’s Art’s Club Theatre has teamed up with Calgary’s Vertigo Theatre to present a Raymond Chandler classic, Farewell My Lovely. Considered a prototypical example of “hard boiled” fiction, Chandler “cannibalized” (a » Read More
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February 23, 2015
Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. His name alone represents ideals of peace and perseverance against oppression. The achievements that canonized him as a legend and the rousing speeches that inspired millions were » Read More
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February 12, 2015
I love mobile technology. I love how I can stay connected to everything and everyone without actually having to be tethered to anything or anyplace. Like most active people, I take » Read More
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February 5, 2015
MOVE Studio has been open for business since January 12 and is New Westminster’s newest choice for those looking to stay fit. Offering classes in yoga, pilates and dance, » Read More
