Play explores the proliferation of thought monsters
Manami Hara. | Photo by Emily Cooper.
A play written for a younger audience, but with content everyone can relate to, So, How…
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September 24 2018 Culture Brotherly relationship
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Directed and performed by Aryo and Arash Khakpour, Cain and Abel is a
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July 9 2018 Culture The Fish Eyes Trilogy: a coming-of-age solo show
Anita Majumdar will transform from character to character in The Fish Eyes Trilogy.| Photo by Andrew Alexander.The Fish …
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June 25 2018 Culture Magic and romance under the stars
Photo by Lindsay Elliott Photography.Dreams do come true during the summer nights, and Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) …
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May 28 2018 Culture Asian Canadian theatre: a study long overdue
Eury Colin Chang sorts through similarities and differences between Asian Canadian theatre and Anglo Canadian theatre.| Photo by …
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May 28 2018 Culture Victim Impact unveils real-life B.C. Ponzi scheme stories
Jiv Parasram, director of Victim Impact.|Photo courtesy of Theatre Conspiracy.What would you do if a trusted neighbour, …
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May 7 2018 Culture Story in a suitcase
Maki Yi, author and performer of the Suitcase Stories. | Photo by Emily Cooper
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April 23 2018 Culture Assembling the new Some Assembly play
Valerie Methot is addressing youth issues through theatre with The Release Party, which will be presented by Some Assembly Theatre Company.
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April 9 2018 Culture Complex characters drive a whodunit
Craig Hall, artistic director of Vertigo Theatre and director of Nine Dragons.| Photo courtesy of Gateway Theatre.Nine …
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March 19 2018 Culture Butcher – a linguistic enigma
One Christmas Eve, an old man is found outside a police station with a butcher’s hook around his neck. The story only gets more shocking and surprising from there, as both the characters and the …