The Week in Review: April 8
LORNA CROZIER WINS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR’S LITERARY PRIZE BC poet and Governor General award-winner, Lorna Crozier, was awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Literary Excellence at… keep reading
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Review: The Life Game by Truth Be Told Theatre
When most hear the words ‘theatre’ and ‘improvisation’ they default to thinking about theatresports- short games in the style of Whose Line is it Anyways?… keep reading
Case Study: Shiamak Davar at the TOIFA Awards
The Client Known as India’s guru of contemporary dance, Shiamak Davar is a much sought-after choreographer known for his trendsetting work in Bollywood blockbusters and… keep reading
On The Page: LMPR’s Favourite Works of Poetry
Angela Poon – Beowulf, A New Verse Translation, by Seamus Heaney The first time I was tasked with reading Beowulf, a difficult translation left… keep reading
Review: Billy Elliot: The Musical at Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Broadway Across Canada returned to Vancouver yesterday evening, arriving with musical theatre of a scale rarely witnessed in the city. The current production is Billy… keep reading
World Theatre Day Contest: Win Tickets to Phantom of the Opera
Each World Theatre Day, we like to offer our regular Creatively Speaking readers an opportunity to win an exciting performing arts experience in our city.… keep reading
The Week in Review: March 11
This installation of The Week in Review focuses on festivals in Vancouver, Canada, and throughout the world. We share highlights of the good news, bad… keep reading
Q&A: Rebecca Sharma
Marketing Director Rebecca Sharma is LMPR's newest member of the team. With a rich background in non-profit and arts marketing, Rebecca comes to LMPR from… keep reading
Case Study: Joe Ink presents Retrospective: 25 Years
The Client Choreographer Joe Laughlin is an essential figure within the Vancouver and Canadian dance community. The award-winning creator and performer has had a rich… keep reading
Review: Mother Teresa is Dead at Pacific Theatre
Something Pacific Theatre does exceedingly well is address big philosophical issues through stories about relatable events and individuals. Mother Teresa is Dead, a guest production… keep reading