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Jerk: gore porn

There is in London a tourist trap called the London Dungeon. Amongst its most prized exhibits is something called the Jack the Ripper Experience.

Jerk

January 22nd, 2010 · By Andrew Templeton

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The Show Must Go On: A clever game

First up, point of disclosure: I am SFU alumni with a soft spot for the School for Contemporary Art and was delighted to be part of the première production at the school’s new theatre in the Woodward’s complex.

The Show Must Go On

January 22nd, 2010 · By Laurie Guy

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Show Blog: building a house

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Amiel Gladstone

Director Amiel Gladstone gives us his thoughts on Three Seats in a Row by Katherine Swinwood, which is part of STEW, a mini-festival of one-act plays on at Studio 58. STEW opens later this month.

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Show Blog: in the park

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David Hudgins, Associate Artistic Director of Studio 58 and Associate Artist with the Electric Company, takes us behind the scenes of The Park a one-act musical he is directing as part of STEW.

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Mrs Dexter and her Daily: well acted but rambling

There is something quite special in seeing a good Canadian play for the first time; especially when it features two fine Canadian actors at the top of their game.

Canadian theatre tackling the raw issues of the day. Nicola Cavendish in Mrs. Dexter & Her Daily. Photo by David Cooper.

January 15th, 2010 · By John Jane

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DEBT - the Musical: lots of fun no answers

OK, I have been in Debt; many of us have and many of us still are.

The cast of DEBT - the Musical.

January 15th, 2010 · By Lianna Walden

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Forbidden Broadway: a glass of wine and fun

Fun and frivolity come to mind. I have to admit, I really enjoy a good musical. I like the new ones, the oldies and the goldies.

Aaron Lau, Cathy Wilmot and David Nicks belt them out in Forbidden Broadway

January 11th, 2010 · By Lianna Walden

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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf: slickly handled ribaldry

Edward Albee is one of my heroes. His dialogue is heightened, verging on the poetic, but maintains a ring of naturalistic authenticity to it.

Meg Roe, Craig Erickson, Gabrielle Rose, and Kevin McNulty from Blackbird's production of an Albee classic

January 4th, 2010 · By Andrew Templeton

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A Beautiful View: light-hearted and nuanced

A Beautiful View is Daniel McIvor's latest work.

Colleen Wheeler and Diane Brown

December 22nd, 2009 · By Kirstie McCallum

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The Open Spaces Project: an evolving community of movers and watchers

In court masques designed by Inigo Jones in the seventeenth century, Charles I, King of England, enjoyed a perspectival vision that could be seen properly only from the king’s seat.