Suitcase Stories Oct 28 – Nov 12
A cross-national tale of survival and self-discovery. With only her tiny suitcase in tow, Maki Yi...
Read Moreby Richard Wolak | Oct 12, 2016 | Theatre | 0 |
A cross-national tale of survival and self-discovery. With only her tiny suitcase in tow, Maki Yi...
Read Moreby Richard Wolak | Jul 2, 2012 | Theatre | 0 |
Xua Xua Productions rings in the summer with a simple question: what makes a man? Is it a job, a relationship, or maybe a couple of small but significant bits of anatomy? What happens when it gets taken away? When Joe loses...
Read Moreby Eddie Tafber | Mar 6, 2012 | Theatre | 0 |
Where is the boundary between the truth and lies? At first, it would appear that we are talking about opposite concepts, but “Doubt, a Parable” shows us that truth and lies are interconnected to each other....
Read Moreby Eddie Tafber | Oct 26, 2011 | Theatre | 0 |
Re:Union is a complex work that takes philosophical, ethical, and political elements. The resulting mix is a play that tells the psychological and moral struggle of a woman, Emily Morrison (Alexa Devine), the daughter of Quaker...
Read Moreby Eddie Tafber | Aug 10, 2011 | Dance, Theatre | 0 |
In a great display of dancing, music, lights and hidden messages, Les Petites Taquines (a dancing group formed by Andrea Loewen, Francine Dulong, Jackie Faulkner and Linsy Rotar) performed at the Pacific Theatre from August 4 to...
Read Moreby Eddie Tafber | Jul 29, 2011 | Theatre | 0 |
“Compassion for Killers” is not a conventional theatre play. Written and performed by the same person, Christopher Cook, this show mixes very unusual theatrical elements: A one man show, an almost absolutely empty stage that...
Read Moreby Richard Wolak | Jun 1, 2011 | Theatre | 0 |
adapted by George Drance & The Magis Theatre from the novel by CS Lewis Hell resembles nothing so much as a dreary industrial city in the north of England, its denizens free to leave whenever they like — aboard a bus bound...
Read Moreby Richard Wolak | Jan 30, 2011 | Theatre | 0 |
Last night I saw this brilliant performance at the Pacific Theatre, this moving story had the audience focussed on the 3 actors who played multiple characters. It is a story based on a Hasidic Jewish family who lived in...
Read Moreby Richard Wolak | Dec 23, 2010 | Theatre | 0 |
Journey back to the days when radio was king, as Yolanda and Percival B. Frank present their annual Christmas show before a live studio audience. On-air magic and off-stage romance combine for a show as comfy as a cup of mulled...
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