The Arts Report is getting personal by sharing the exclusive list of events we plan to go review between now and Christmas LIVE on-air! We invite all of our listeners to come find us at any of the performances and productions we list, take a picture, tag the Arts Report (@artsreportcitr), and win a chance to be featured on our very last show of 2016. We will be taking a winter break from December 15 to January 10 but for our last 2016 show on December 14th, we want to feature the highlights of the year and have a voice from our very own radio audience with us to do that! So, take a listen, get a notepad ready, and... Come Find Us!

Listener discretion is advised for content. In this episode, the Arts Report talks about UBC Film Society's upcoming line up, the Museum of Anthropology's Layers of Influence exhibit, the documentaries Yellowing (dir. Chan Tze Woon) involving the 2014 Umbrella Movement, and The Apology (dir. Tiffany Hsiung) concerning World War II comfort women. Discussions include historical government rebellions and matters of reconciliation. Hosted by Ashley Park and Jake Clark.

Here we go again, another episode of the Arts Report that really milks every second for what's its got. We've got two ticket giveaways, three interviews, and another load of new reviews. Get your weekly dose of all things arts and culture in Vancouver by listening and as always, you can find out more about anything we've talked about by following us on our Facebook and Instagram: @artsreportcitr.

We talk Beckett 16, The Student, and start "Day One of the political vaudeville show we will be living for in the next four years." - Jake Clark. We tie in the 2016 US President Election Results with Absurdism, Canadian politics, media communication, and how satire and jokes help or hinder our understanding of politics. Hosted by Ashley Park, Andy Ta, Jake Clark, and Josh Gabert-Doyon.

Welcome to another edition of the Arts Report. On this week's episode, we feature two fabulous interviews with Brendan McLeod and Norman Young. Brendan McLeod is the creator and performer of Fringe Fest show, Brain, back for a one night performance at the Telus Studio Theatres on Nov 17th. Norman Young is a UBC Professor Emeritus participating in this year's run of Beckett 16. Beckett 16 is a fundraising variety performance put on by a number of different theatre alumni in support of current UBC Theatre and Film students. This year Beckett 16 runs from Nov 3 to Nov 5 at the Freddy Wood Theatre.

We talk about ITSAZOO's Hidden, the International Vancouver Writer's Festival panels, Shakespeare & Cervantes, Writer as Citizen, Circo Aereo's The Pianist at the Cultch York Theatre, The Girl with All the Gifts (yes, again!), and don't forget to go watch Beckett 16 at UBC! Hosted by Ashley Park and Jake Clark.

Welcome Arts Report Listeners to another fabulous edition of the Arts Report! We do so appreciate all of our listeners new and old, week in, week out. On today's show we do a review of two past productions: James and Jamesy In the Dark and Concerto Extravaganza. Host, Christine Kim, also does a preview of three special performances all at the Chan Centre: one by UBC Symphony Orchestra, another by pianist Denis Matsuev, and finally, one by Fado singer Mariza. Check it out!

We talk VIFF! Reviews of Patterson, Neruda, The Student, Hemia & Helena, The Love Witch, The Real Youth Shorts, The Architect, Let's Compare Mythologies, Chocolat, The Girl with All the Gifts, with music Tick by Weaves. Hosted by Ashley Park and Jake Clark. Warnings for strong language.

On today's show, Arts Report host, Christine Kim mainly talks about all things VIFF. For reviews and exclusive interviews regarding films featured at this year's festival do check out both the Arts Report blog (http://www.citr.ca/radio/arts-report/) and Mixcloud (https://www.mixcloud.com/ArtsReport_CiTR/). Also on the show, Christine features her interview with the wacky and fun theatrical duo, James and Jamesy! Along the same lines of notable theatrical productions, UBC Theatre has officially kicked off opening night of Edward II and the Arts Report features a special interview with the cast and crew.

In this show, we connect with local Vancouver events through Studio 58's Angels In America Part One: Millennium Falcon, The Vancouver Writers Festival, UBC Theatre's Edward II, The Virtual Stage's The Zombie Syndrome: Dead In The Water, UBC's The Mueseum of Anthropology, and Pacific Theatre's A Good Way Out. Interviews with Dr. Anthony Shelton, Director of the Museum of Anthropology; Cara Norrish, playwright; and Anthony F. Ingram, director of A Good Way Out. Hosted by Ashley Park.