CJSF volunteer Nick Pannu reviews the western preview of Project 2012 presented by the Tipper Restaurant, this is what he says....
The Western Premiere of PROJECT 2012 was presented by the project series at Tipper Restaurant on 2066 Kingsway (&Victoria). Performances are scheduled from Thursday, Jan 28th until Saturday, February 6th
CJSF volunteer Jessica Bruhn reviews the gothic landscape of Edgar Allan Poe's life in Nevermore. The play depicts Poe's psychology fused with his lingering myths is a haunting and dark comedy that will resonate with each of our tell-a-tale hearts
CJSF volunteer Lise Monique unfolds the mystery, drama and crime of Goggles showing at the newly renovated CULTCH. Her voyage through the one-woman act of Tara Cheyenne's performance lead her to experience this bone-chilling black comedy that intertwines theatre and dance, here is what she had to say about it...
On Thursday November 18th, performance artist Tara Cheyenne worked her way through a one-woman show, Goggles, at Vancouver’s new and improved CULTCH centre.
CJSF volunteer Jay Peachy attended the intellectually strong, cleaver and smart production of Art on November 22nd at the Inlet Theatre in Port Moody, this is what Jay had to say about the story of Art...
On November 3rd, CJSF volunteer Jessica Bruhn attended Down Stage Right Production's Evil Dead: The Musical playing at the Vogue Theatre. Evil Dead proved to be a bloody affaire, this is what Jessica says.......
CJSF volunteer Jessica Bruhn reviews the Bard on the Beach performance of the Comedy of Errors...
CJSF volunter, Aryana Sye, reviews the 2009 Bard on the Beach performance of the Comedy of Errors...
Now playing at the Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage, Les Miserables is a hit among Vancouverites. The widely-acclaimed musical based on a novel by Victor Hugo is directed by Bill Millerd for the Arts Club. On May 31st, CJSF correspondent, Anna Santiago witnessed the tremendous success of Les Miserables.
Now playing at the Granville Island Stage, Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing brings to life what happens behind-the-scenes of a relationship. After an insightful experience at Stoppard’s last play, The Constant Wife, CJSF correspondent Anna Santiago sat in the audience on March 21st to watch The Real Thing unveil.
Now on its second week at the Stanley Industrial Stage, The Constant Wife continues to bring laughter to center stage. Directed by Morris Panych, The Constant Wife is a traditional yet hilarious look at marriage, trust, loyalty, betrayal and payback. CJSF correspondent Anna Santiago who had a chance to see the play on February 01st had this to say:
