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.
Raised in exile following…
“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 …
The main character in Kuroko – Maya – is hikikomori, an extreme recluse, who explores Virtual Reality. | Photo courtesy of The …
The cast of The Creature Creeps! | Photo courtesy of Stage 43
For their annual Halloween celebration of ghouls and ghosts, …
Photo courtesy of Derek Flores
“We’re looking down at our phones so often that we rarely look up. This bus tour is a way …
Photo courtesy of Hong Kong Exile
In some ways the modern world has created a universal diaspora as people move and settle in…
Away With Home is a trans-disciplinary performance work featuring local youth. |
Youth sharing their voices with a community …
The year 2009 was seen by many as the birth of a new discussion on race relations. Many saw the election of America’s first black president as the start of a post-racial era. At that time, …
Two Modern Noh Plays by Yukio Mishima is a duel production that features two separated plays directed by Kenneth Tynan and Kate …
The 12th annual SHIFT Festival will combine movement, music, and sharp personal notes in a 90-minute show diverse in form yet linked in theme.
The three-day festival offers three pieces for one price…