Wow – it's supercool to enter the Roundhouse by the train exhibit and use that area as the lobby. I love it! However, another audience member said it was a problem since there were no public bathrooms... (A small price to pay, I think.)
Awkward dance sequences - void of sound and fury signifying nothing
Witnessing has its costs, its collateral damage. Artists run the risk of vicarious traumatization, but being forced to look is a far different act than forcing a look. This distinction is made between a present-day Métis journalist, Angeline, and the 19th Century photographer, Edward Curtis.
In a published conversation included in the program for Theatre at UBC’s production of Romeo and Juliet, director Catriona Leger uses the word “fun” four times.
Is that Sister Lawrence in the back? Megs Chenosky and Jameson Parker with Barbara Kozicki doing some fire dance behind them. Photo Tim Matheson
With Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe, members of Catalyst Theatre display their considerable talent for physical theatre by interpreting the life-story of the famous American man-of-letters.
