At Studio 58 until October 19, 2014
Bold and brash, this world premiere marries sci-fi and Romantic poetry sans words; it’s a leap into uncharted territory and you might experience g-force just watching it.
Markian Tarasiuk in Kosmic Mambo. Credit: Emily Cooper
At the First Christian Reformed Church (2670 Victoria Drive) until October 18, 2014
As a young man back in the 1930s, American playwright Thornton Wilder was dissatisfied with the theatre: “I felt that something had gone wrong….I began to feel that the theatre was not only inadequate, it was evasive.” His artistic reaction to this dissatisfaction was Our Town.
Bob Frazer as the Stage Manager in Our Town. Credit: Emily Cooper
At the Arts Club Granville Island Stage until October 25, 2014
Director Sarah Rodgers must have been pulling her hair trying to secure a leading man in time for opening night of Educating Rita.
Holly Lewis and Scott Bellis in Educating Rita. Credit: Murray Mitchell.
At The Cultch until October 12, 2014
It’s time to trot out all the superlatives; critics and audiences alike are falling all over themselves trying to come up with bigger and better words to describe Ronnie Burkett’s bigger and better Daisy Theatre. Fantastic. Brilliant. Hilarious. Amazing. Transfixing
Schnitzel. Credit: Alejandro Santiago
At Presentation House Theatre until September 28, 2014
There’s dysfunctional and there’s really, really dysfunctional. The family in Since You Left Us, actor Susinn McFarlen’s first play, is one of the latter: shot through with alcoholism, bad parenting, sibling rivalry and unhealthy co-dependency. But in a funny way.
Back row: Mike Gill, Derek Metz and Mike Wasko. Front row: Jillian Fargey, Erla Faye Forsyth and Colleen Wheeler.
At The Stanley until October 12, 2014
A good reason for mounting 4000 Miles, written by award-winning American playwright Amy Herzog in 2011, is that it gets actor Nicola Cavendish back on the boards after three years.
Nathan Barrett and Nicola Cavendish in 4000 Miles. Credit: David Cooper
At Jericho Arts Centre until September 28, 2014
Directed and designed by Matthew Bissett for United Players, The School for Scandal is one of the handsomest productions mounted at the Jericho Arts Centre and it proves once again: less is often more.
Sarah Arnold, Bruce Hill, Joan Koebel and Dick Pugh. Credit: Nancy Caldwell
At various locations until September 14, 2014
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Jeff Gladstone in The Chariot Cities
At various locations until September 14, 2014
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Scott Button (left) and Tom Stevens in The Zoo Story. Credit: Javier Sotres
At various locations until September 14, 2014
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Only 6 days left. So many shows. Hurry.
Daniel Arnold and Marisa Smith in Little One.