Talking Point

Playwrights need to be out in the world, connected to it, trying to answer unanswerable questions. Julie Marie Myatt

Birth of a Blogger

I just had to share this with everyone, because it’s wonderful. It’s a letter I received in the comments of … More

Further to my last post on critics and criticism, here’s a necessary post by San Fran theatre critic Chloe Veltman … More

I’m a theatre nerd with a blog. It’s something I do simply because I want people to talk more about … More

Of all the theatre-going experiences I’ve had, few come close to the epic grandeur I was treated to at last … More

Okay, it’s probably not actually a secret, I mean, who puts something up for sale and then doesn’t advertise it? … More

I get bored at the theatre a lot because I notice that there’s not always a connection between the actors. … More

You know what’s cool about the Jessie Richardson Awards? They’re shiny. Also, they put a bunch of Vancouver’s theatre talent … More

A quick note about Karma…when your company’s fundraiser rolls around, it’s a good idea to have a few drop-ins of … More

Presents… A Summer Shaker Thursday May 29, 2008 at Chivana Resto Lounge 2340 West 4th Starting at 6pm Complimentary Bevvie … More

Well, the tents are back up in Vanier Park, which means summer and Shakespeare are on their way. Has anyone … More

Curator Jim Ramsay presents an art exhibit billed as “a play in 24 acts” at the Elissa Cristall Gallery at … More

From the twenty-five first This One Goes to Eleven interviews: In one word, describe your present condition. Anxious Buzzing Charged … More

From the Magnetic North Festival Office: This national cultural event needs volunteers right away, and throughout the festival’s run from … More

As any one of my real life, non-cyberspace, corporeal friends will attest, I’m a Facebook hater. Mostly because I’m a … More