Review by Sarah Higgins The Pianist: A Concert Catastrophe by Thomas Monckton The Cultch Theatre always has a little magic in it—the lights, the shared space, the worlds created onstage. But Thomas Monckton and Circo...
Review by Sarah Higgins I Want to Tell You Something by Caroline Sniatynski rEvolver Festival, The Cultch I want to tell you that as I made my way into the Founder’s Lounge at The Cultch for Caroline Sniatynski’s one...
Review by K.C. Novak Wanda Sykes JFL Northwest Comedy Festival, Vancouver February 18-27, 2016 The regal nature of the Queen Elizabeth Theatre was relieved of its pomp with only two hanging banners narrowing the colossal stage. There was one...
Review by Sasha Singer-Wilson Huff Written and performed by Cliff Cardinal Directed by Karin Randoja The Firehall Arts Centre and PuSh International Performing Arts Festival A Native Earth Performing Arts Production Breath is at the center of Huff. In...
Review by Sarah Higgins Leftovers The Cultch York Theatre Charles Demers is, like all good humans (and diamonds), multifaceted: comedian, author, teacher, socialist, dad, storyteller. And now, theatre artist. With Marcus Youssef and Neworld Theatre, Demers created Leftovers, presented...
Review by Sarah Higgins As the inaugural show in the Club PuSH, The PuSH International Performing Arts Festival presented Stewart Legere and The Accidental Mechanics Company’s Let’s Not Beat Each Other To Death. This one man, multi-genre performance, written...