
Munish Sharma will shimmy through cultural stereotypes in comedic Danceboy
Sharma blends dance, shadow puppetry, and poetry in this dance-floor memoir directed by Gavan Cheema.

Sharma blends dance, shadow puppetry, and poetry in this dance-floor memoir directed by Gavan Cheema.

每当剧场艺术家 Derek Chan (陈嘉昊) 展开新计画时,他总会先问自己一个简单的问题:「我们为什么要做这个?」对于《A Taste of Hong Kong(香港风味)》这出戏,他很快就找到了答案。因为这部作品正是为了提醒世人——香港人在近几年历经风雨,却依然坚定且骄傲地走下去。

In A Taste of Hong Kong, Derek Chan (陳嘉昊) plays a tasting-class instructor with a strong passion for freedom.

每當劇場藝術家 Derek Chan (陳嘉昊) 展開新計畫時,他總會先問自己一個簡單的問題:「我們為什麼要做這個?」對於《A Taste of Hong Kong(香港風味)》這齣戲,他很快就找到了答案。因為這部作品正是為了提醒世人——香港人在近幾年歷經風雨,卻依然堅定且驕傲地走下去。

Thomas believes that the best comedians are often those who are most relatable, though it helps if they have storytelling chops as well.

According to Dodd, people assume that someone who is Deaf cannot hear anything, but he says that’s not true.

Pi Theatre will present Sin Eaters with two other plays and a virtual-reality show in its season-ending production of Truth & Lies.

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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This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada.
The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.
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