How’s this for a fun and innovative theatrical event? Local Playwright William Maranda has written a new piece called At … More
Category: Vancouver theatre
Tonight’s lesson from the cast and crew of The Road to Canterbury: Keep Calm and Carry On
Of all the potential pitfalls and rewards that come with the choice of staging a site-specific play – and the … More
Collier, Young, Conway memorial established
A few weeks ago, an unimaginable tragedy struck the family of Kim Collier and Jonathon Young, the ever-inspirational power couple … More
Another one bites the dust: Buh-bye Beaumont
The recent demise of the celebrated Beaumont Theatre on West 5th Avenue has caused quite the stir in our Indie … More
Casting Call – Actress Wanted
Actor wanted for Fringe play A 45-minute drama/comedy monologue for the Vancouver Fringe Festival seeks a female actor (Age preferably … More
At last! A call to arms!
Ah, the long, languid days of summer. The West Coast has settled into the torpor of a brain-mush inducing heatwave … 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
Free tickets for Fat Pig!
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Writing vs. Acting
This is a guest post by Raphael Kepinski, a winner of last year’s Solo Flights Emerging Playwrights Competition presented by … More
Ashes: two-minute load in
I’m a sucker for behind-the-scenes extras. Bill Marchant’s Ashes, the play that I took in on World Theatre Day at … More
New Van theatre blog alert…and an invitation to kick off one of your own
When Vancouver is recognized as one of the top theatre cities in the world, Sabrina Evertt is going to have … More
Charting Benny’s course
From Stage to Screen…local theatre/film/TV actor (and close personal friend) Ben Ayres is starring in a new CBC miniseries called … More
The Real Thing: Stoppard’s cricket bat incites to write
It’s amazing to me how few still-composing A-list playwrights there are out there with work in heavy rotation. The Big … More
A lack of diversity on our stages, you say?
There’s been a lot of fantastic conversation here on the internets of late concerning the visible lack of cultural diversity … More
Are Vancouver stages too white?
Plank Magazine today posted a letter by local theatre-goer David C. Jones which posits that our local theatre scene doesn’t … More