
Ins Choi 在《Son of a Preacherman》中揭示戏剧与父亲牧师天职之间的相似之处
在多伦多长大的演员与剧作家 Ins Choi,从小便常常觉得自己注定将成为一名传教士。祖父与父亲都是牧师。在从约克大学取得戏剧学位后,Choi 又于威克里夫学院取得神学研究硕士学位。

在多伦多长大的演员与剧作家 Ins Choi,从小便常常觉得自己注定将成为一名传教士。祖父与父亲都是牧师。在从约克大学取得戏剧学位后,Choi 又于威克里夫学院取得神学研究硕士学位。

在多倫多長大的演員與劇作家 Ins Choi,從小便常常覺得自己註定將成為一名傳教士。祖父與父親都是牧師。在從約克大學取得戲劇學位後,Choi 又於威克里夫學院取得神學研究碩士學位。

Choi shares stories, poems, and songs in his new show, which will have its world premiere at Pacific Theatre from April 2 to 13.

Shigematsu and director Kaitlin Williams are re-imagining the hit show for the theatre company’s 40th-anniversary season.

Bancroft has thought a lot about her identity as the daughter of a Japanese immigrant woman and a white man who was born in the U.K.

当Pancouver向Shayna Jones提问,为何会想到向居住于乡郊地区的黑人致敬,这名曾经获奖的卑诗省民俗学者(folklorist)给了一个简单的回覆。那时候身处温哥华一家咖啡厅的她透过电话说:「我就是这个群体中的其中一人。」

當Pancouver向Shayna Jones提問,為何會想到向居住於鄉郊地區的黑人致敬,這名曾經獲獎的卑詩省民俗學者(folklorist)給了一個簡單的回覆。那時候身處溫哥華一家咖啡廳的她透過電話說:「我就是這個群體中的其中一人。」

Her Black and Rural project, which includes a show at Pacific Theatre, shares stories of folks of African descent who live in the countryside.








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