Pi Theatre is hiring an interim office manager

Pi's GM Emma Luna Davis is taking some time off to create a life (our most heartfelt congratulations, by the way!), so the company has an administrative position up for grabs while she's off doing that... Reporting directly to the Artistic Director, the Interim Office Manager will work in cooperation with the Artistic Director, Board,… Continue reading Pi Theatre is hiring an interim office manager

This One Goes to Eleven: Emma Luna Davis

Emma is the true picture of Arts Administrator as Rock Star. With a MA in Arts and Media Management in a European Context from the Utrecht School of the Arts and a Theatre BFA from UBC, together with years of Stage Management and Logistics Coordination under her belt, she exemplifies the passion required on the… Continue reading This One Goes to Eleven: Emma Luna Davis

After the Quake: Our best defence is exceptional art

Indie theatre is a tough little mistress. My investment in her, my drive to make her popular, to share her potential with just a few more people takes its toll on me. And I know it. Hackneyed theatre makes me, well, it makes me angry, if truth be told. I'm not saying that feeling is… Continue reading After the Quake: Our best defence is exceptional art

Well dear, your father and I met at a play…

Pi Theatre has announced a lovely little promotional night: they have designated the Friday, May 8 performance of John and Beatrice as a Singles Night. Utilizing the cozy lounge and outdoor terrace of the PAL theatre in Coal Harbour, they're hosting a post-show Mixer for all guests should they choose to hand out and mix.… Continue reading Well dear, your father and I met at a play…

This one goes to eleven: Richard Wolfe

Richard Wolfe is an architect of the Canadian theatre scene in the truest sense, much of the work we are doing now is being built on a foundation of effort that he has been putting in for quite some time. He recently assumed the role of Artistic Director of Pi Theatre after 12 years as… Continue reading This one goes to eleven: Richard Wolfe