A Downtown Eastside institution, The Firehall Arts Centre is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Located in a heritage fire station built in 1906, The Firehall has been amplifying diverse and marginalized voices in the […]
Frankie Cottrell is a multidisciplinary performer, born and raised in Gibsons, B.C. He is Indigenous from the Talhtan Nation and his Indigenous name is Wākinādā, which means “walks on the clouds”. He studied Musical Theatre […]
The 2022 Vancouver Fringe Festival has begun! Besides the usual live performances, this year’s line-up includes a small handful of online-only events. These digital performances are perfect for when you want to spend a night […]
When a bookstore opened in the basement of the acting school I was attending in Gastown, I went to convince the owner that she needed to hire me. It was Biz Books, a store dedicated […]
Bronwen Smith and I have worked together for about 25 years. We have produced plays and comedy nights together, acted together, taught together, sold books together, created together. And almost from the beginning, I began […]
Vancouver’s very own Zee Zee Theatre, in partnership with a consortium of Canadian theatre companies, is proud to announce they are now accepting applications for the National Queer and Trans Playwriting Unit until July 5, […]
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