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Snow Globe Festival of kids’ theatre opens tonight
Ellen Chorley has never written anything quite like Birdie On The Wrong Bus. For one thing, there’s a big perfumey whiff of fairy tale about most of her plays for kids. The reigning queen of...
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Over The Edge with 4-Play: the 20th anniversary edition at Catalyst
It’s so crazy that it actually makes a kind of practical sense. For two decades now, Catalyst has done something that no other theatre has thought of doing: in an inspired flourish of high-speed...
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I Am For You: conflict resolution with swords at Concrete
Life’s a struggle. And if you need any evidence, there’s … high school! In I Am For You, a new and unusual Mieko Ouchi play for young audiences opening Friday for the public at C103, two teenage girls...
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It’s Christmas! see a live show
Holiday shows continue this weekend! *A Christmas Carol, the best stage version I’ve ever seen of this thrilling ghost story about last-minute redemption on Christmas Eve, is creating magic on the...
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Shout! The Mod Musical brings groovy to C103
OK, there is actually a downside to ’60s nostalgia, as Kristen M. Finlay has discovered in the course of directing Shout! The Mod Musical, opening at C103 tonight. Those tunes are so damned contagious....
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Intermission is over: hopes for Act II of the season
The theatre season isn’t over; it’s only intermission. And Act II is full of exciting possibilities for your nights out in this otherwise monochromatic burg. Check out some of them:...
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2015 through the eyes of Blarney Productions
Blarney Productions, an award-winning nine-year-old indie company with a stellar history of challenging, complex provocations from everywhere including here – Murielle, 3…2…1, Orange Flower Water –...
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A cross between Andy Warhol's factory and Jennifer Beale's Flashdance studio
“O My Gawd, you’re friggin’ kidding!” The moment Heather Redfern walked into a derelict railway storage warehouse on Gateway Boulevard in Old Strathcona one fateful day in 1996 didn’t offer up a vision...
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