Two Vancouver playwrights are finalists for this year’s Governor General’s Literary Awards
They say, it is an honour just to be nominated. Vancouver playwrights Sean Harris Oliver and Tetsuro Shigematsu agree as the two find themselves...
Vancouver TheatreSports brings the funny from around world to Granville Island this fall
With over 100 improv actors from 18 countries, Vancouver TheatreSports is literally bringing the world to our city as it gets set to host...
Colin James and Karin Konoval among those inducted into this year’s BC Entertainment Hall...
In a media release, the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame has announced thirteen new inductees to its roster in 2019, in recognition of their...
An evening of wonders: live with illusionist Vitaly Beckman
Fresh from an Off-Broadway run in New York, Vitaly Beckman returns to Vancouver with An Evening of Wonders at the River Rock Casino Show...
The Cultch’s 2019-2020 season to include new multidisciplinary festival
In a recent announcement, The Cultch revealed a 2019-2020 season of 16 productions across its three stages, as well as the inaugural Raven Transforming...
Comedy review: Throne and Games cashes in with some hilarious results
Seems everyone is watching the final season of HBO’s Game of Thrones. Not only did its latest episode “The Long Night” break the internet...
New Vancouver festival is all about the solo performance
In May, Vancouver’s first festival dedicated entirely to the development and presentation of solo performance makes its debut at Granville Island’s Red Gate Theatre. Created...
Vancouver takes centre stage at revived Magnetic North
Following a two-year hiatus and the retirement of $234,000 in operating debt, the Magnetic North Theatre Festival announced a line-up which will be heavy...
Sips & Scripts is a direct response to the growing evidence of isolation in...
Created in response to the growing evidence of isolation in modern urban communities, City Stage New West and the Anvil Centre will once again...
Byron Bertram finds the funny side of travel and antidepressants with “Passports and Prozac”
It’s usually the elephant in the room that gets most of the attention, but for Vancouver comedian Byron Bertram it is the primate everyone...