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The 29th Rhubarb Festival

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THE 29TH RHUBARB FESTIVAL
CANADA'S PREMIER NEW WORKS FESTIVAL
Feb 20 - Mar 2, 2008
Festival Director Erika Hennebury

The Rhubarb Festival returns following a one-year hiatus. At this year's Rhubarb, we're offering close to one hundred participating artists a critic-free environment in which to play and experiment -- and, after suffering through a "Rhubarb-Free" 2007, we are dying to sample this year's bounty!

Rhubarb is a great chance to catch one-of-a-kind performances, cruise installations, meet the artists, socialize and dance the night away in Tallulah's Cabaret. Rhubarb is Canada's oldest new works fest and is notorious for showcasing the most outrageous acts you'll catch all year-round. The 29th Rhubarb Festival line-up features radical new hybrids of dance, theatre, video, stand-up, musical theatre, opera, animation, storytelling and rock'n'roll - all under one roof.

Evening Passes are available for a lean $15, and that gets you in to your choice of shows and events scheduled for that evening. Rhubarb officially returns on Wed, Feb 20, which includes a post-show Rhubarb Festival Kick Off Bash (beginning at 10:30pm), featuring a screening of Vegetable or Fruit? Weed, Stalk or Root?, Keith Cole's Rhubarb Video Project. The screening will be followed by social revelry in Tallulah's with our favourite DJ Shane MacKinnon.

Once you're in the door, you're in for a wild ride.

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The 29th Rhubarb Festival: Week One  

The 29th Rhubarb Festival: Week One
February 20 - February 24, 2008

Ticket availability: Passes on sale now.

WEEK ONE LINE-UP 1848 Experiment #1, It's Hard to Count to a Million, Where The Wild Things Are: A Manifesto, HOMOgenius, Obscene, Rhubarb Festival Kick Off Bash, Friday Late Night Shorts, Round One: The Young Creators' Unit   [more]

Mini-Stage and Solo-Stage Performances: Week One 

Mini-Stage and Solo-Stage Performances: Week One
February 20 - February 24, 2008

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Two unique performance spaces with performances that rotate on a nightly basis.  [more]

Rhubarb Festival Kick Off Bash 

Rhubarb Festival Kick Off Bash
February 20 , 2008

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Hosted by the one and only Keith Cole. Featuring a special screening of Cole's Rhubarb Video Project: Vegetable or Fruit? Weed, Stalk or Root?, musical guests, The Torrent and the stylings of DJ Shane MacKinnon.  [more]

Friday Late Night Shorts 

Friday Late Night Shorts
February 22 , 2008

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Rhubarb plays host to a raucous and radical late night cabaret of short performance pieces.  [more]

Mini-Stage and Solo-Stage Performances: Week Two 

Mini-Stage and Solo-Stage Performances: Week Two
February 27 - March 2, 2008

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Two unique performance spaces with performances that rotate on a nightly basis.  [more]

The 29th Rhubarb Festival: Week Two 

The 29th Rhubarb Festival: Week Two
February 27 - March 2, 2008

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WEEK TWO LINE-UP roots + wires, A Minor Symphony in Bees, Lichtenstein's an 8: A New Formula to Quantify Artistic Quality, post-democracy, Amateur Track & Field, Friday Late Night Special Event - It's a Matter of Scale: The Nuclear Revolution, Round Two: The Young Creators' Unit   [more]

It's A Matter of Scale: The Nuclear Revolution 

It's A Matter of Scale: The Nuclear Revolution
February 29 , 2008

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Small Wooden Shoe tries to answer some questions about how very small things make very big changes.   [more]