The Arts Collective
CiTR -- Arts Report
The Arts Report, run by CiTR's Arts Collective volunteers, focuses on arts and culture happenings in so-called 'Vancouver' (and beyond!). With a mix of reviews, live interviews, select songs and playful banter, the Arts Report connects listeners to the thriving arts community that CiTR is part of. Tune in every other Wednesday from 5-6 to get the low down on our favourites in music, visual art, performance art, and any topic you can imagine.
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Episodes
The Arts Report -- Wednesday, May 5, 2010 06.05.2010
Features: -Bridge Mix, a site-specific theatrical event atop a Vancouver parkade -Crude Sacrifice a film by Lawrence Carota opens at DOXA -Interview with Yard Birds guitarist Ben King (by Nick Pannu) -Review of Grupo Corpo at Dance House (by Melanie Kuxdorf)
The Arts Report -- Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 29.04.2010
Features: -DOXA Documentary Film Festival 2010 premieres next week! Interview with Lauren Weisler, Acting Executive Director -Breathless Days: 1959 1960 is a radiographic analysis of an extraordinary cultural and political moment. Interview with Profs Serge Guilbaut and John O'Brien -The Jim TV (by Nick Pannu) Interview with Nelson Carter
The Arts Report -- Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 11.03.2010
- Interview: Jay Hirabayashi, Executive Director of the Vancouver International Dance Festival - Interview: Christopher House, Artistic Director and Choreographer of the Toronto Dance Theatre - Nick Pannu: Interviews "My Away"
THE ARTS REPORT -- Wednesday, January 27th, 2010 28.01.2010
PuSh Festival 2010 Coverage: INTERVIEW: James Long + "Clark and I Somewhere in Connecticut" Review: "The Show Must Go ON" by Melanie Kuxdorf Review: "Romeo and Juliet" by Paul Zuubier Interview: Brian Calvert + "Project 2012" by Nick Pannu
THE ARTS REPORT -- Wed., Dec. 9th, 2009 10.12.2009
- SHINDIG 2009 winner: HIDDEN TWOERS!!! - Preview Interview: Brenda Gruneau on VANCOUVER PEACE CHOIR's "Oh Great Mystery" - "Happy to be here" director Sean MacPherson and actor John Parlett
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