Ah, the long, languid days of summer. The West Coast has settled into the torpor of a brain-mush inducing heatwave … More
Month: July 2009
This One Goes to Eleven: Tara Cheyenne Friedenberg
Tara is a theatrical force of nature, busy hammering out a viable niche for dance-theatre in Vancouver. She’s been dancing … More
This One Goes to Eleven: Max Reimer
A native Vancouverite, Max returns to the West Coast from a 12-year stint as the Artistic Director of Hamilton’s Theatre … More
Actor wanted for Fringe play
Casting Call Shotgun: A 45-minute comedy for the Vancouver Fringe Festival seeks a male actor (late 20’s-late 30’s) The play … More
Fixing theatre, one tweet at a time
Random tweet from Rebecca on Tuesday morning: Off to have breakfast with @cynnamons. Vancouver theatre publicists unite! To which I … More
Determining the industry’s blood type
I’m a total Robert Lepage fanboy. Case in point; last year while the rest of the 17-men stag party I … More
Who says there’s no great heartbreaking roles out there?
Looking to diversify your role base? Like making children cry? Apparently, if you’re an actor having trouble finding work you’re … More
The battle of artist vs. state
The following is a guest post by Toronto Theatre Artist, Photographer and Fringe staffer Amanda Lynne Ballard, first published in … More
Heading for home
“Hey. Actors. Suck it up.”
This post has been a long time coming. It’s one I really wanted to write a few weeks ago, but … More