Arts Rational

Arts Rational

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Arts Rational episodes

  • Interview: Lisa Mennell (The Cultch)
    This week, Gerry talks to Lisa Mennell, The Cultch's Communications and Outreach Manager. The two discuss, among other things, 'A Craigslist Cantata,' from last Fall, back again for a limited run. It opens Friday, Feb 5.
    20 min
  • Interview: Luke Parnell
    Gerry talks to Indigenous artist Luke Parnell about his new solo show, called 'Indigenous History in Colour,' which opens this week at the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art.
    18 min
  • Interview: Kong Kie (PuSh Festival)
    Performer and composer Kong Kie talks to Gerry Kowalenko about I Swallowed a Moon Made of Iron, a song cycle based on the poetry of Xu Lizhi, a Chinese factory worker. The show is from February 4-6th as part of this year's PuSH International Performing Arts Festival.
    22 min
  • Interview: Damien Gillis (PuSh Festival)
    The journalist and filmmaker Damien Gillis talks to Gerry Kowalenko about his participation in SANCTUARY: The Dakota Bear Ancient Forest Experience, from February 3-7th as part of this year's PuSH International Performing Arts Festival.
    23 min
  • Interview: Sarah Rodgers (United Players)
    Arts Rational's Gerry Kowalenko talks with Sarah Rodgers about the North American premiere of Helen Eastman's play 'She Sells Seashells' that she is directing for United Players.

    ~ ALL PERFORMANCES ONLINE ONLY ~

    Dates: January 22 – February 14, 2021
    Opening: January 22
    Matinées: All Sundays (January 24, 31, February 7, 14)

    Tickets:
    https://unitedplayers.com/season-plays-and-tickets/

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    "Here’s a working-class lass, wandering the Dorset shore in southern England, looking, looking. Meet the world’s youngest paleontologist. At 12 she discovers the first ichthyosaur; by 30, her discoveries have transformed our understanding of the universe. Her findings are celebrated amongst the most august in her field – but not her. Almost a century will pass before The Royal Society allows women to even attend their meetings. Apart from a tongue-twister, she is written out of history… almost! Here she, Mary Anning, rises: strong, sharp, and determined."
    18 min

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Interviews and commentary on the local arts scene. Including theatre, art house and commercial cinema, serious music, dance and movement. What's on at galleries and festivals of all kinds.