Innovative casting

How’s this for a fun and innovative theatrical event? Local Playwright William Maranda has written a new piece called At … More

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

A few weeks ago, an unimaginable tragedy struck the family of Kim Collier and Jonathon Young, the ever-inspirational power couple … More

The recent demise of the celebrated Beaumont Theatre on West 5th Avenue has caused quite the stir in our Indie … More

Actor wanted for Fringe play A 45-minute drama/comedy monologue for the Vancouver Fringe Festival seeks a female actor (Age preferably … More

Ah, the long, languid days of summer. The West Coast has settled into the torpor of a brain-mush inducing heatwave … More

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

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This is a guest post by Raphael Kepinski, a winner of last year’s Solo Flights Emerging Playwrights Competition presented by … More

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

When Vancouver is recognized as one of the top theatre cities in the world, Sabrina Evertt is going to have … More

From Stage to Screen…local theatre/film/TV actor (and close personal friend) Ben Ayres is starring in a new CBC miniseries called … More

It’s amazing to me how few still-composing A-list playwrights there are out there with work in heavy rotation. The Big … More

There’s been a lot of fantastic conversation here on the internets of late concerning the visible lack of cultural diversity … More

Plank Magazine today posted a letter by local theatre-goer David C. Jones which posits that our local theatre scene doesn’t … More