The Vancouver Fringe Theatre Society has released the programming for the Fringe Festival’s third offering, which takes place from Thursday, October 29 to Sunday, November 8 on Granville Island at Performance Works with a maximum capacity of 50. Continue reading:
Part III Programming of Vancouver Fringe Mini Festival
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Part III Programming of Vancouver Fringe Mini Festival
Introducing the Firehall Arts Centre Reimagined Program for Fall/Winter 2020
The Firehall Arts Centre is moving forward with a reimagined Fall/Winter 2020 program! Here’s a peek at what’s coming our way from October 15 to January 2021.
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Introducing the Firehall Arts Centre Reimagined Program for Fall/Winter 2020
Vancouver Opera: A Digital Season Re-imaged for the Screen
Vancouver Opera announces a reimagined 2020–2021 season embracing digital content with diverse and high-quality series of programming marking their first-ever digital season. Continue reading:
Vancouver Opera: A Digital Season Re-imaged for the Screen
The Cultch Announces its Fall 2020 Season
The Cultch, Vancouver’s most diverse and innovative arts and cultural hub, has announced its Fall 2020 Season. The past few months have made it clear that The Cultch isn’t just a place, it’s a community. It’s more than a historic church and a former movie theatre—it’s a vibrant and resilient community of artists and arts lovers. Continue reading:
The Cultch Announces its Fall 2020 Season
Transgender Vancouver Artists Collaborate in ‘Trans Scripts, Part I: The Women’
By Rachel Rosenberg
From March 12–21, 2020, join performers Josie Boyce, Carolynn Dimmer, Amy Fox, Quanah Napoleon, Morgane Oger, Sabrina Symington and Julie Vu at Firehall Arts Centre (280 East Cordova Street). These extraordinarily talented transgender women come to the show from a variety of backgrounds; with resumes boasting varied professional experiences such as musician, writer, actor, mental health worker, tech industry consultant and a Miss International Queen contestant.
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Transgender Vancouver Artists Collaborate in ‘Trans Scripts, Part I: The Women’
5 Inter-Cultural Highlights of Vancouver’s PuSh Festival
Skyborn: A Land Reclamation Odyssey | Image by Emily Cooper
By Rachel Rosenberg
PuSh, Vancouver’s international performing arts festival, runs from January 21–February 9, 2020. It’s an exciting and unique event, giving audiences the chance to experience a variety of local and international performances. These five shows highlight the work of artists with incredible vision and diverse backgrounds.
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5 Inter-Cultural Highlights of Vancouver’s PuSh Festival
Interview with Local Vancouver Director, Writer, and Actor: Alison Ward
Photo credit: Ray McEachern
By Rachel Rosenberg
Alison Ward is a Vancouver-based actor, director and writer; her very moving one woman show, No Gold Star, is her true story about coming out at the age of 35 after spending years married to a man and identifying as straight.
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Interview with Local Vancouver Director, Writer, and Actor: Alison Ward
