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
Category: Musings
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
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
Review: My Funny Valentine by Zee Zee Theatre
On February 12, 2008, Brandon McInerney walked into his school's computer lab and shot his gay classmate, Lawrence King, twice in the head. This is… keep reading
Crowdfunding for the Arts – Part Two
This is the second in a two-part LMPR blog series looking at crowdfunding tools such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo. Click here to read Part One.… keep reading
Crowdfunding for the Arts – Part One
One of the most recent and exciting developments in the world of arts funding is the rise of web-based crowdfunding. Using websites such as Kickstarter and… keep reading
Review: Rhinoceros by Theatre at UBC
Born in Romania in 1909, playwright Eugene Ionesco had a front row seat for some of the most devastating political and social movements of the… keep reading
Review: Ordinary Days by Relephant Theatre
Musical theatre often tends to focus on grand subjects: epic lives played out against a backdrop of revolutionary France, a masked, supernatural creature in the… keep reading
Colour & Character: Green
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: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe at Pacific Theatre
Last year, with just two performers on its intimate stage, Pacific Theatre presented a Christmas Carol that whisked audiences about Dickens' London through a heartwarming… keep reading