Theatre review: Krapp’s Last Tape is as at times as frustrating as it is...
It is a toss-up. There is just as much enjoyment in watching Krapp’s Last Tape as there is in researching what it is about.
Opening...
Preparing for battle on the soccer field and in life
Originally seen in the spring of last year in a brief sold-out run as an apprentice project at Vancouver's Pacific Theatre, Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves...
Theatre review: A Brief History of Human Extinction is a unique collaboration
A Brief History of Human Extinction offers a unique experience, including puppets, live projections, and actors. It is all brought together in a collaboration...
Theatre review: Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street gets up-close and personal
Mere steps from Vancouver’s Blood Alley, you couldn’t ask for a better setting than the Gastown storefront transformed into the site-specific setting for the...
Kill Me Now deals in family and ethics
One of our country’s most widely produced playwrights at home and abroad, Brad Fraser’s works typically feature a harsh, yet comical view of contemporary...
Live from Mrs Lovett’s Pie Shop with the company of Sweeney Todd: The Demon...
Just in time for the Halloween season, The Snapshots Collective presents the ghoulish musical thriller Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
Performed at Mrs....
Incognito Mode explores our relationship to the taboo from the stage
With Incognito Mode: A Play About Porn, Langara College’s Studio 58 and Vancouver’s Neworld Theatre have developed a new work that asks the question,...
Theatre review: Testosterone is bold, brave, bawdy and beautiful
Testosterone, currently on stage at the York Theatre, may only be 65-minutes long, but it only serves to reinforce the age-old proverb that good...
Johnny Ghorbani steps back onto the stage in Danny and the Deep Blue Sea
Having first met Johnny Ghorbani while directing a show at Studio 58, he struck me as a tough but fair person, eager to explore...
Theatre review: The Book of Mormon is provocative but smart
Three times is the charm, as the production of The Book of Mormon, which recently closed its short run in Vancouver, was easily one...
