Theatre review: A Christmas Carol is 75-minutes of heartwarming nostalgia
Remember the days of sitting around, listening to drama on the radio? Remember the radio? Theatre in the Dark brings back a bit of...
Metro Theatre goes online with new A Christmas Carol adaptation
With ongoing restrictions in British Columbia due to COVID-19, Vancouver's Metro Theatre has cancelled all live performances of A Christmas Carol – The Radio...
Studio 58 continues its online season into spring
With pandemic restrictions continuing to cause uncertainty, Studio 58 has announced it will follow up its online fall season with a spring season that...
Panto Come Home is the best of two worlds as past hits are weaved...
When The Cultch and Theatre Replacement first began thinking about how they might put on their annual panto with the pandemic complications, the initial...
Norman Yeung goes solo to launch Touchstone Theatre’s Seismic Shift series
This year, Touchstone Theatre and artistic director Roy Surette invited artists to imagine, express, and articulate the seismic shifts experienced when creating in isolation.
The...
Theatre review: The Twelve Dates of Christmas may very well be the cure for...
The Arts Club Theatre Company's production of The Twelve Dates of Christmas is as lighthearted as its title suggests.
All the characters weaving in and out of...
Carousel Theatre for Young People launches a season of interactive audio-plays
Nom Nom Gnomes, an interactive audio play for young audiences about family time and sharing meals, arrives just in time for the holidays. It...
The show must go on(line): in conversation with Steve James
Like many local theatre companies, Vancouver's United Players found in-person performances of its production of Mieko Ouchi's The Red Priest (Eight Ways to Say...
Theatre review: Do You Want What I Have Got? A Craigslist Cantata is what...
Let's face it. Online theatrical performances have largely been a miss since the pandemic began.
Whether repackaged recordings from previous versions never intended for broadcast...
Breathing life into Lungs: in conversation with Kate and Aaron Craven
Vancouver's Mitch and Murray Productions return to live theatre with Duncan Macmillan’s award-winning Lungs.
In a time of global anxiety, erratic weather, and political unrest,...