PuSh 2010 line-up announced
The Edward Curtis Project Vancouver’s very own PuSh International Performing Arts Festival drops next year on January 20, running to February 6. The official site has just released the shows that will be on display for your consideration and discussion. Here’s a grab bag of copy from the listings section: An eno

Switching baskets: growing a sustainable funding model?
copyright Jackie Connelly Photography A comment just popped up from Jon Stancato, Co-Artistic Director of NYC’s The Stolen Chair Theatre Company, on

…and another Stop the Cuts PSA for your linking pleasure

Open up and let them in, continued…
I am an artist in process. We are an industry in process. I am of the opinion that our particular industry is in its entirety process, and nothing more. And I think I’m starting to get an inkling of what that word means. My process thus far has gone something like this: discovered theatre at 20, fell in love with theatre, ran a

“This guy is going to be a star”
Checked out Zee Zee Theatre’s Nelly Boy at the PAL tonight in Coal Harbour. Local Playwright Dave Deveau’s new play discussing the marginalization of non-specific gender identity, it’s an intimate and language-driven work that spotlights the work of an actor about whom Colin Thomas writes in the opening line of his review: Remember the name Amitai Marmorstein. This guy is going to be a star. We talk a lot about what the next generation of Va