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CONTEST: Win Femme Festival Tickets and Dinner from The Cultch

One lucky reader will win two tickets to a Femme Festival show and a gift certificate from Community Taps and Pizza.

The Cultch 27 Mar 2023TheTyee.ca

The Cultch welcomes seven vital, diverse works to its stages in East Vancouver this spring for Femme Fest. These works explore social pressures, myths and stigmas and find unexpected paths to joy through laughter, movement and soaring acrobatics.

Two shows by Juno-nominated musicians bookend the festival — opening on April 15 with a concert by singer-songwriter Jill Barber and closing on May 14 with a concert in construction paper form by the wildly talented musician, theatre-maker and returning East Van Panto star Amanda Sum.

The Femme Festival also includes standup comedy, circus, plays, dance and a digital theatre performance. Talented Vancouver and B.C. artists share the spotlight with New York comedian and self-described Gen Z trainwreck Kylie Vincent in her standup fever dream that explores childhood trauma, as well as circus collective still hungry from Berlin, who will bring their contemporary circus show about motherhood, Raven, to The Cultch’s York Theatre in April.

One lucky Tyee reader will win two tickets to the Femme Festival show of their choosing and a $100 gift certificate for Community Taps and Pizza!

Visit The Cultch’s website to see showtimes and purchase tickets.

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About The Cultch + Community Taps and Pizza

The Cultch is Vancouver’s most diverse and innovative arts and cultural hub — presenting contemporary theatre, dance, circus, music, visual art and innovative livestreams.

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Located right on Commercial Drive, conveniently close to The Cultch, Community Taps and Pizza features craft beer brewed down the street, locally curated wine and cocktail lists, top-notch ingredients, and artwork by local artists.

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