Theatre
Intrepid to close the doors of the Metro Studio next year
“There’s a lot of cost[s], insurance costs are huge, electricity cost, heating cost, building maintenance cost, and those were all getting more expensive…. it’s getting more challenging to run an…
Ryan Kniel shows his improv chops in ‘TOO BAD’
UVic Theatre alum Ryan Kniel takes audiences on a journey to the stars in his recent improv show
Finding the ‘clown state’
Despite its silly nature, clowning is a high-stakes art. Upon entering the clown world, everything becomes a matter of life, death, and laughter, Almeida Siqueira says.
Director and UVic Theatre grad wins alumni award
Arespacochaga believes that the most important thing in theatre is to make sure that everyone involved feels ownership of the piece they are creating.
The Phoenix Theatre showcases strengths of Shakespeare in Twelfth Night
From Viola’s unrequited crush on Orsino to the Fool just trying to find a job, everything is clear to the audience. And, given the comedic beats, moments of physical acting…
The Phoenix Theatre’s on-the-nose take on ‘The Killing Game’
The Killing Game was, ultimately, a disappointment with a few standout scenes. The pacing was slow, and by the time the second act arrived, the scenes were less an experiment…
Victoria arts sector speaks out about proposed budget cuts
Dell may have said it best: “If a local government is not supportive of the arts, you are not going to have a strong arts community.”
Could the new Wicked movie spark a return to classic movie-musicals?
The film version of Dancing Through Life makes you think this is how it was always intended to be — crescendoing alongside an upbeat dance number, where huge, cylindrical spinning…Our Digital Print Issue
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