My Rabbi puts friendship to the test
Just how challenging can friendships be? Kayvon Kelly and Joel Bernbaum put their own to the test with their play My Rabbi, set to...
The undead return to the streets of Vancouver
For someone who has spent the last three years scaring people on the streets of Vancouver with Zombie Syndrome, a mash-up of site-specific theatre...
This Twelfth Night is inspired by a trip to The Big Easy
Theatre at UBC kicks off its new season with a production of Twelfth Night inspired by a trip to The Big Easy.
“We wanted to...
Studio 58 joins the space race with Kosmic Mambo
Studio 58 opens its new season with the non-verbal movement piece, Kosmic Mambo, inspired by the 200 year old text of The Rime of...
Bob Frazer wants to change the way we think about Our Town
Bob Frazer thinks that Thornton Wilder’s Our Town sometimes gets a bad rap. The quiet 1938 play about the residents of Grover's Corners in the...
Theatre review: Since You Left Us is a surprisingly complex script
At first glance, Since You Left Us has all the hallmarks of a farce, complete with its over-the-top characters and the ridiculous situations they...
Theatre review: The Dreamer Examines His Pillow is bleak and beautiful
Bleak and beautiful, The Dreamer Examines His Pillow explores the illogical complexities of love, making a condemning conclusion about the inevitability of love’s end...
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The 80s cultural phenomenon that has endured for over 30 years is now a Broadway musical, and it is making its way to the Queen...
Theatre review: 4000 Miles is a triumphant return for Nicola Cavendish
After a three year hiatus, 61-year old Nicola Cavendish returns to the stage in a triumphant performance as 91-year-old Vera Joseph in the Arts...
UBC season combines theatre, film and opera
The University of British Columbia’s Department of Theatre and Film and the School of Music’s Opera Program are forging closer ties by merging its productions seasons...