Ravi Jain and A Brimful of Asha, a real conversation between a mother and son
Photo courtesy of Ravi Jain |
WhyNot Theatre continues making life better through art by premiering A Brimful of …
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September 21 2020 Culture The Sky on The Skin A call to discuss the global pandemic of misogyny through theater and performance
Set to premiere in Vancouver in 2021, Santiago Farías Calderón’s translation of Mexican playwright Edgar Chías looks at different forms of abuse towards women as it invites the audience to …
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July 6 2020 Culture Red Phone: A safe and immersive theatre experience
The theatre company Boca del Lupo, blurs the line between audience and performer in their upcoming performance.
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June 8 2020 Culture A guide to creating smiles during the pandemic
As people are staying home to contain the spreading of COVID-19, many entertainment options have been restricted to activities that can be done at home. Keeping ourselves, and especially children, …
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March 2 2020 Culture Lighting up the stage
Moon Mouse: Looking for what you want and need.
“It’s not ideology that separates us as people, it’s language,” says … -
February 17 2020 Culture A case with consequences
Ellen Close and Praneet Akilla: costume design by Stephanie Kong | Photo by David Cooper
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February 17 2020 Culture God’s Lake: the lived truths
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January 20 2020 Culture Unikkaaqtuat - A theatrical sharing of Northern Indigenous stories
The production amalgamates circus, theatre, music and video. | Photo by Alexandre Galliez
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January 20 2020 Culture Anywhere But Here: a tale of plural identities and displacement
Explore the external representation of the inner turmoil of exile when Electric Company Theatre brings Anywhere But Here to the Vancouver Playhouse Feb. 4–8 and 11–15.
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January 6 2020 Culture The Shoplifters – play tackles social inequalities
“The Shoplifters is a comedy,” says Agnes Tong, an actor in the play. “There are underlying political themes but it’s not a social activism play.”
The play will be going on tour across the …