Tag Archives: Theatre
A Whistler Story For Christmas
It isn’t Christmas if you’re not enjoying a feel-good story, is it? Tales told through music, books, movies and theatre are all part of the holiday spirit, contributing to those warm fuzzy feelings and good cheer. Well did you know … Read More
Let’s Do the Time Warp Again!
It’s astounding… time is fleeting… madness takes its toll… It’s that time of year again where the big kids have as much fun as the little ones getting dressed up in costume, being silly and even doing the time warp. … Read More
“ÚTSZAN” MAURY YOUNG ARTS CENTRE HOSTS THE WORLD PREMIERE OF A NEW CANADIAN INDIGENOUS PLAY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 8, 2019 “ÚTSZAN” MAURY YOUNG ARTS CENTRE HOSTS THE WORLD PREMIERE OF A NEW CANADIAN INDIGENOUS PLAY Yvonne Wallace’s “útszan” includes Truth and Reconciliation forums, September 19 to 22, 2019 Whistler, BC – On the … Read More
Artist Conversations: Brandon Barrett
Fall for Arts Kickoff Week is upon us! As part of the jam-packed week of arts, culture, and heritage events, the Point Artist-Run Centre – one of Whistler’s favourite cultural hot spots – brings its original theatre piece, All Relative: A Space … Read More
COMEDY AND MURDER MYSTERY COLLIDE AT PETER N’ CHRIS AND THE MYSTERY OF THE HUNGRY HEART MOTEL
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, March 24, 2017 WHISTLER, BC – Scooby Doo meets Psycho in Peter n’ Chris’ quirky comedy The Mystery of the Hungry Heart Motel Saturday, April 22, at Arts Whistler Live! The Mystery of the Hungry Heart … Read More
Comedy and Murder Mystery Collide in Vancouver Duo’s Quirky Comedy
It’s not often you come out of the theatre of a murder mystery with a huge grin on your face and sore abs from laughing. Well Vancouver comedy duo Peter n’ Chris have accomplished just that. Unexpected? Yes. Hilarious? Definitely. … Read More
Not Your Grandfather’s Shakespeare
So we’ve all sat through those high school English classes. You know, the kind where you silently will yourself to become invisible, praying the teacher won’t call on you to read Shakespeare aloud to the whole class. Shakespearean English doesn’t exactly … Read More
