The PuSh International Performing Arts Festival is one of Vancouver’s signature events.

Produced over three weeks each January, the PuSh Festival presents groundbreaking work in the live performing arts.

The PuSh Festival expands the horizons of Vancouver artists and audiences with work that is visionary, genre-bending, multi-disciplined, startling and original. The Festival showcases acclaimed international, Canadian and local artists and mixes them together with an alchemy that inspires audiences, rejuvenates artists, stimulates the industry and forges productive relationships around the globe.

Details: pushfestival.ca

High Performance Rodeo (Calgary’s International Festival of the Arts)

One Yellow Rabbit's High Performance Rodeo is the largest festival of its kind in Western Canada, featuring theatre, music, dance and multidisciplinary performance. 

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Thursday 27 - Saturday 29 April 2017
Venue details coming soon...

3 shows a day - exact timings coming soon.

Duration: 90 mins
Age: 16+
Please note: latecomers cannot be admitted.

Ticket link here. Ticket prices and booking will open soon. 

Venue link here.

Tickets not yet available.

Details of previous Collaborative Touring Network.

Tickets not yet available.

Details of previous Collaborative Touring Network.

Thu 30 March – Sat 1 April / 12pm, 6:30pm, 9pm (daily)
Gloucester Guildhall

Tickets £10 plus booking fee. Ticket link here.

An autobiographical, audio-based artwork about Shannon’s experience of falling critically ill with a rare brain infection and her journey of rehabilitation with an acquired brain injury.

Audience members (6 per show) experience Reassembled, Slightly Askew individually, listening to the audio via headphones while lying on hospital beds. The audio technology makes the sound three-dimensional, causing listeners to feel they are inside Shannon’s head, viscerally experiencing her descent into coma, brain surgeries, early days in the hospital and reintegration into the world with a hidden disability. A story of terror, discovery, humour, but above all, hope.

Festival link here.

Festival link here.

Venue link here.

Reassembled... returns to the MAC and Belfast as part of the 2017 NI Science Festival. 

Times: Tues-Sat 2pm, 4:30pm, 7:30 pm; Sun 11 am, 2pm, 4:30pm

Tickets £12

Book Tickets here. 

Reassembled, Slightly Askew is an immersive audio performance about Shannon’s own experience of falling critically ill with a rare brain infection and her journey of rehabilitation with an acquired brain injury.

Audience members experience the show wearing headphones while lying on a hospital bed. Advanced audio technology makes the sound three-dimensional, causing listeners to feel like they are inside Shannon’s head, viscerally experiencing her descent into a coma, brain surgeries, early days in the hospital and re-integration into the world with a hidden disability.

A new kind of storytelling, never done before about this topic.

January 24th to 28 January
at 17 Love Lane, Liverpool, L3 7DD

January 31st to February 4th
at the Story Institute, Lancaster.

SHOWS: 11am, 2pm, 5.30pm

PRICE: £7