Theatre Cares Vancouver raises $32,000 for local HIV/AIDS and other charities
Theatre Cares Vancouver announced it has raised $32,000 during its 2010 campaign for AIDS Vancouver and the BC Persons With AIDS in addition to the Actors’ …
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Theatre Review: Christmas on the Air – a kinder, gentler holiday show
Sweet things were definitely on the menu this last weekend. While Annie played in the ‘burbs, a little closer to home Christmas on the Air opened at …
Theatre Review: Annie – its optimistic message lives on
Thirty-three years ago Annie made its Broadway debut and twenty-six years ago it saw a more local debut as the first production at Richmond’s Gateway …
8 Reindeer Monologues: Santa’s reindeer dish on the big guy
No, that is not the clatter of eight tiny reindeer on the lawn that you hear, it is more likely the sound of Burl Ives turning in his grave at the thought of 8 …
Theatre Review: Noel Coward’s Brief Encounter – style meets substance in this theatrical mash-up
Seems there is a trend afoot at Vancouver’s two major theatre companies as another theatrical mash-up takes to the stage, this time at the Vancouver …
Theatre Review: The Patron Saint of Stanley Park – a “skookum” addition to the holiday theatre season
The homeless living in Stanley Park will come as no surprise to Vancouverites. But Bigfoot and aliens? In the fertile mind of playwright Hiro Kanagawa, all …
Oh snap! It’s one Elle of a show
The delightfully campy Legally Blonde, The Musical comes to Vancouver in March of next year but here’s your chance to get tickets before anyone
Theatre Review: Off-White Christmas – go for the seasonal laughs, stay for the talent
The funny people at Vancouver’s TheatreSports are at it again, this time with a brand new holiday show, Off-White Christmas. And while the first half is …
Theatre Review: The Secret in the Wings – dark, fun and wildly inventive
Once upon a time, long before the sex and violence of television or the latest Hollywood blockbuster, children were told bedtime fairy tales complete with …
Theatre Review: The Fastest Clock in the Universe – feeling sorry wasn’t enough
I suppose one might be forgiven in thinking that Point B’s production of The Fastest Clock in the Universe has more to do with Stephen Hawking than an …