Luckily for us, Red Light Winter held over until March 22.

This is not a review. We’re not doing those right now (although we might start down the road a bit). … More

This One Goes to Eleven: Kirsten Kilburn

I know that there are those of you out there with concerns for the future of our theatre. Rest assured, … More

Near the beginning of last year a big ol’ Toronto theatre organization, The Canadian Stage Company (billed as Canada’s largest … More

A graduate of the theatre program at UVic, Sabrina has a solid academic footing in both directing and costume design. … More

TJ is probably the hardest working man in Vancouver independent theatre, and undoubtedly one of its most talented. His one-man … More

Welcome back gentle reader, it is my distinct pleasure to introduce you to a true Vancouver theatreist, Mr. Galen Olstead. … More

Happy New Year, all y’all. I sincerely hope 2008 brings with it a fulfilling creative boon, and your art is … More

Next up in our jPod special series of interviews is Mr. Benjamin Ayres, a fixture on Vancouver’s indie stages in … More

My bogging has been a little blogged down of late, but my excuse is a good one: I’m back in … More

I first caught Torrance onstage last year in Bard on the Beach’s production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead which, … More

“My dear Minerva, It was not the best of times, it was not the worst of times, it was Ottawa.” … More

Up until last week I hated Sarah Kane. Thought she was anathema to the theatre and pretty much civilization in … More

“Art is not a victim. An eighteen month old diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia is a victim. A … More

Right, summer blogger break is officially over, as indicated by the pissy weather out of the dining room window, so … More