Theatre review: The 39 Steps is an actor’s workout
It may fly in the face of Patrick Barlow’s assertion that anyone attempting his adaptation of The 39 Steps should “remember the story too”,...
Theatre review: the good and the bad of The Good Bride
Its witty poster, displaying the torso of a young, modestly dressed bride ... in handcuffs, suggests a daring exploration of marriage. Instead however, it...
Theatre review: Jesus Freak is missing the meat and potatoes
In his new play Jesus Freak, playwright Peter Boychuck challenges the age-old maxim to never discuss religion or politics at the dinner table. The...
Who runs the world? Live with the company of Better Than This
Who runs the world? In the world of musical theatre it hasn't always been the "girls".
In Fabulist Theatre's Better Than This: The Evolution Of...
Theatre review: Le Soulier runs full tilt in a unique and completely engaging experience
Don’t miss this world premiere of David Paquet’s boundary-stretching play, Le Soulier (The Shoe), which runs until March 9 at Studio 16. Although it...
Poly Queer Love Ballad returns to Vancouver stage in new production
The award-winning Poly Queer Love Ballad returns with a run at East Vancouver’s Sum Gallery in March.
Winner of the Vancouver Fringe New Play Prize...
Come From Away touches down in Vancouver
Living together in New York when the 9/11 attacks took place in 2001, Canadians Irene Sankoff and David Hein participated in an impromptu concert...
Theatre review: Children of God is a powerful and paramount piece of theatre
Nearly two years after its premiere at Vancouver’s York Theatre, Children of God has toured across Canada and is back at its starting place,...
Peter Boychuk’s Jesus Freak mixes religion and family on the Left Coast
In the world premiere of BC playwright Peter Boychuck's dramedy Jesus Freak, the dysfunctional family genre is turned on its head as daughter Clara comes home...
Live with the company of Children of God
Following its recent cross-Canada tour, Corey Payette’s award-winning and critically acclaimed musical Children of God returns to the traditional territory of the xwməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and səlílwətaʔɬ...
