Pacific Theatre announces its 2019/2020 season
Pacific Theatre, Vancouver’s faith-based professional theatre company, has announced a 2019/2020 season with a mix of new plays, literary re-imaginings, and dramas.
“The plays this...
The Sea by the sea
Following A Doll’s House in 2015 and Flare Path in 2016, Vancouver’s Slamming Door Collective will once again take up residency at the Jericho...
Theatre review: Dead People’s Things hides too many truths inside its boxes
In his program notes, Vancouver playwright Dave Deveau says “death is a hard thing to talk about”. By the time his newest play Dead...
Theatre review: Never The Last is a beautiful portrait of art and artist
Combining theatre, music and movement, Delinquent Theatre’s Never The Last is an ambitious undertaking. And even while the choreography doesn’t quite match the levels...
Exploring the meaning of what we leave behind: live with the company of Dead...
Vancouver writer Dave Deveau gets personal with the premiere of Dead People's Things, a darkly comic tale based on true events.
Dead People’s Things is...
Stanley Park’s Malkin Bowl will be filled with the music of ABBA and high-stepping...
Since 1940, Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) has been entertaining Vancouver audiences literally under the stars at Stanley Park’s Malkin Bowl.
This year is no...
Theatre review: King Richard and His Women skimps on details
In Camyar Chai's adaptation of Shakespeare's colossal Richard III, Seven Tyrants Theatre has attempted to cut out the chaff to focus on the relationship...
Theatre review: Jack and the Magic Bean combines play with a valuable lesson
Like the best theatre for young audiences, Jack and the Magic Bean combines clever storytelling, imagination, and an important lesson. Throw in a little...
Theatre Review: Act of Faith is powerful
Familiar to all who struggle to overcome their limitations are expletives such as “Good job!” and “You’re an inspiration!” The tongue-in-cheek proliferation of such...
Exploring life and love of a trailblazing composer
First seen as a workshop production at the 2016 rEvolver Theatre Festival, Vancouver playwright Christine Quintana and violinist Molly MacKinnon have reunited for the...
