PuSh 2016: Intimacy
A low-key theatrical exploration of what we can get from conversations with strangers and unexpected interactions.
View ArticlePuSh 2016: Decoder 2017
A genuinely idiosyncratic sound and video art performance where versions of the past and future collide.
View ArticlePuSh Festival 2017: It is happening
What makes Vancouver's PuSh performing arts festival so cool? Thoughts on this year and years past.
View ArticlePuSh 2017: Things a Person is Supposed to Wonder
Surreal. Bizarre. A woman in a shiny pink track suit makes life more difficult while wondering why it is hard.
View ArticlePuSh 2017: Zappa Meets Varèse & Oswald
Three twentieth century composers who add a twist and some kick to their sound and mode.
View ArticlePuSh Festival 2018: Let the Art Games Begin
It's been over a decade since PuSh started remaking the artistic landscape of winter in Vancouver. The strangest, most mind-blowing theatre, film, music and dance, sometimes all smushed into the same...
View ArticlePuSh Festival: Radio Rewrite
New music composed by Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood.
View ArticlePuSh Fetival 2018: History History History
Deborah Pearson screens a Hungarian political satire about soccer interspersed with commentary and a family quest.
View ArticlePuSh Fetival 2018: Foxconn Frequency (no. 3)
Cacophony and spectacle in a truly genre-defying work of lights, noise, numbers and keyboards.
View ArticlePuSh Festival 2019: 100 Keyboards
A deep, immersive sound collage develops over an hour and a half, produced by toy keyboards.
View ArticlePuSh Festival 2019: Marginal Consort
A legendary Japanese improvisational quartet creates sounds both mesmerizing and unexpected.
View ArticlePuSh Festival 2019: Race Cards
A provocative art installation invites viewers to think about questions of race: in their lives, in the arts and in the wider world.
View ArticlePuSh 2020: Free Admission
UK performer Ursula Martinez literally bares all in this funny show about building and breaking walls.
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