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Ed studied Philosophy and Letters in the late 60s at the University of Madrid, and later did graduate work in Hispanic Studies at the University of Toronto. Afterwards, he specialized in Theatre and Media in the United States, and went on to do some professional acting for stage and screen. He also wrote stage as well as screen plays, and acted in both film and stage. In 1985, he founded the Montreal Experimental Theatre and then the following year, moved to Vancouver . He developed a Theatre Programme for the Langley School District in 1987, and later taught Acting at the VCC Langara and Downtown campuses. His one-act play, The Caged Dream, was produced at the Vancouver Fringe in 1993 by the Vancouver Experimental Theatre, and the following year, he directed Elmer Wiens' Critical Paths also for the Fringe. His collection of plays, Hexalogia Teatral, was published in Spain in 2011. recent reviewsThe Legend of Tomiris | The Invincible Dragon | Cut Throat City | Succession (Season 2) | I Am Woman | Evil Boy | Odd Man Rush | Bad Education | Valley of the Gods | King of Staten Island | Gundala | Woodland | House of Hummingbird | Crevices/Plus Ultra | Enter the Fat Dragon |I Used to Go Here | From the Vine |Trolls World Tour | The Hunt | The Invisible Man | Becky | Dolittle |1917 | Nezha | Parasite
recent reviews United Players: She Sells Sea Shells | Gateway Theatre: Home for the Holidays | Theatre Replacement: Panto Come Home | Vancouver Opera: Amahl and the Night Visitors | Chutzpah Festival: Iris Bahr | Chutzpah Festival: Old Friends | United Players: The Red Priest | Vancouver Symphony Orchestra: Dee Daniels | The Cultch: Little Volcano | Vancouver International Film Festival | United Players: A Hundred Words for Snow | VACT: The Wrong Bashir | VSO@Home No.7
A retired librarian, Elizabeth developed web-based catalogues for libraries in the Burnaby School District. She has lived and worked in England and in London, Ontario, where she studied Classics and English at the University of Western Ontario. She plays recorder with the Pastime Consort, is Librarian for the B.C. Recorder Society, reads avidly, and attends as many concerts, operas, and plays as possible. recent reviews Vancouver Opera: La Voix Humaine
recent reviews Yosemite and Masters of California Basketry | Frida Kahlo: Art, Garden, Life
recent reviews Ronnie Burkett: Forget Me Not | Winnipeg Comedy Quartet | Vancouver TheatreSports: Merry Kissmas: A Royal Romance | VSO: Rufus Wainwright in Concert | Nothing like a Dame (film)
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reviews: Broadway Across Canada:
Dear Evan Hansen | Pacific Theatre:
Best of Enemies | Broadway
Across Canada: Waitress | Theatre
Under the Stars: Disney's NEWSIES | Vancouver
Opera: Faust
Jason is a West Coast boy at heart, with salt flowing through his veins. Growing up on Vancouver Island, when he wasn't writing short stories and making radio plays as a kid he was skipping rocks at the beach or biking with the bears. A writer and creative at heart, he recently took on a book project highlighting wood architecture and design in British Columbia, a passion project of his decades-long career in marketing and communications. He often forgets that he earned a master’s degree from Syracuse’s Newhouse School of Public Communications that he will one day get around to hanging on his wall. When he’s not working, he dabbles in comedy writing, stand-up, photography and is always keen to take in arts and culture throughout the city. He enjoys bike rides along the sea wall, effortlessly dodging innocent tourists at every turn. recent reviews Touchstone Theatre: Certified
Ross Michael Pink enjoys the artistic adventure, particularly books, ballet, film and symphony. Ross has authored two books on the environment and wrote, directed a TV documentary with the NFB that was broadcast in 7 countries, Ross has reviewed with pleasure over 50 arts events for reviewVancouver. recent reviews
recent reviews Good Noise Gospel Choir: Singin' in my Soul | Metro Theatre: The Gazebo | The Cultch: Unikkaaqtuat | Heroic Opera: Macbeth | Theatre under the Stars: Mamma Mia! | A Room Somewhere: Hello and Goodbye | Bard on the Beach: Shakespeare in Love
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