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Dates and Venue 17 - 21 August, 2010 | Havana Theatre, Commercial Drive Reviewer Melanie Ewan With sixty seats, the Havana Theatre is quite small, which provides an intimate setting for a magic show. We decided to sit in the front row, while secretly hoping that we would not be picked as volunteers for any trick. From the first moment that Beckman appeared he had a smile on his face, clearly enjoying every moment of his work. And why shouldn’t he? Full review
Interviewer Ross Michael Pink Ever since a young age (around 9-10 years old) I was always taking photographs or videos of people or random things, come to think of it I remember my first real camera. Full interview
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Cinémathèque
The Killing Directed by Stanley Kubrick Reviewer Anita York Ex-convict Johnny Clay (Sterling Hayden) has crafted a fool-proof plan: to hold-up a racetrack cash office of two million dollars during the feature race. Full review Double Indemnity Directed by Billy Wilder Dates and Venue 11 Aug - 2 Sep 2010 | Pacific Cinematheque, Vancouver Reviewer Anita York Walter Nuff (Fred Mac Murray) stumbles to the elevator and drags himself into his boss’s office then turns on the tape recorder; a murder mystery has started to unravel. Full review Lady
in the Lake Review Anita York Kingsby Publishing’s editor, Adrienne Tromslett (Audrey Trotter) has called in Philip Marlowe (Robert Montgomery) to discuss his Private Investigator stories for Kingsby’s Murder Magazine. Full review This
Gun for Hire
Reviewer Anita York Philip Raven (Alan Ladd) a cold blooded hit-man has been hired by Willard Gates (Laird Cregar) to kill a blackmailing chemist and acquire a deadly formula. But Gates has paid him with "hot" ten dollar bills. Full review
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and Venue 22 July - 5 September, 2010 | Grand Chapiteau
at Concord Pacific Place, Vancouver
Reviewer John Jane Cirque du Soleil's newest show Kooza, which recently blew into town and set up its Grand Chapiteau on Concord Pacific Place, may actually please both camps. Designed in the mode of the classical circus, its large circular stage is roughly the same shape and size of the traditional ring. Also its marked emphasis on acrobatic performance and expanded clowning signals a departure from the mammoth touring productions of previous shows to a more conventional circus format. Full review
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Interview with Photographer Aaron Joseph
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