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Social media has become a really massive part of the modern world, as platforms such as Twitter and Facebook become more popular all the time… keep reading
Category: Musings
Review: Me So You So Me by Out Innerspace Dance Theatre
It’s arguably the most common, well-worn subject on the planet – the tale of a boy, a girl, and the love that binds them. Consequently,… keep reading
Review: The Seagull by Theatre at UBC
Theatre at UBC’s The Seagull is a handsome portrait of desperation, ambition, pretence, and heartache. Director Kathleen Duborg leads her young cast in a fast-moving,… keep reading
Review: Cool Beans by Solo Collective Theatre
Anton Lipovestky is quickly establishing himself as one of the fastest rising stars in Vancouver’s bustling theatre scene. At just twenty-three years old, the Studio… keep reading
Review: The Foreigner by Pacific Theatre
Larry Shue’s The Foreigner is a madcap, hilarious, and thoroughly heartwarming evening of entertainment. Featuring the most ludicrous of premises and characters bordering on cartoons,… keep reading
Review: The Caucasian Chalk Circle by Theatre at UBC
Bertolt Brecht's 'epic theatre' can be a challenging thing. Most drama seeks to convey meaning by suspending an audience's disbelief and drawing them into its… keep reading
Review: You Are Very Star by Electric Company
You Are Very Star is a curious, inventive, and adventurous evening of artistic experiences. The site specific work unfolds at the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, which,… keep reading
Review: Les Misérables at Queen Elizabeth Theatre
At some point in Les Misérables' 28 year history, the tagline 'The Musical Phenomenon' became attached to it. If any Broadway production deserves the description, this is… keep reading
Colour & Character: Purple
Colour & Character is an LMPR blog series that looks at the emotional and psychological associations different colours possess and the ways in which marketers… keep reading
Review: Dissolve by Shameless Hussy Productions
Everyone should go see Dissolve. Not because it is entertaining, moving, or funny (though it is all three) – but because it shines light on… keep reading