Review: Mother Teresa is Dead at Pacific Theatre
Something Pacific Theatre does exceedingly well is address big philosophical issues through stories about relatable events and individuals. Mother Teresa is Dead, a guest production… keep reading
Author: mpmg
The Week in Review: February 25
PUSH FESTIVAL’S NORMAN ARMOUR TO DIRECT PAULINE Norman Armour, known best for heading the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, will direct City Opera’s anticipated new… keep reading
On The Page: LMPR’s Favourite Books to Broaden Horizons
We have the opportunity to work with a diverse range of arts and culture organizations – from Shiamak Davar to Dancers of Damelahamid to the… keep reading
Review: My Funny Valentine by Zee Zee Theatre
On February 12, 2008, Brandon McInerney walked into his school's computer lab and shot his gay classmate, Lawrence King, twice in the head. This is… keep reading
The Week in Review: February 11
After a hectic January, with numerous arts festivals and recaps of 2012's offerings, February shifts focus toward year ahead, including numerous 2013/14 artistic seasons and… keep reading
Crowdfunding for the Arts – Part Two
This is the second in a two-part LMPR blog series looking at crowdfunding tools such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo. Click here to read Part One.… keep reading
Crowdfunding for the Arts – Part One
One of the most recent and exciting developments in the world of arts funding is the rise of web-based crowdfunding. Using websites such as Kickstarter and… keep reading
On The Page: LMPR’s Favourite Books to Start the Year
With 2013 already streaming by, the LMPR team used January to take stock of their reading habits and ambitions for the year ahead. We present… keep reading
The Week in Review: January 28
IT’S OFFICIAL: ART IS GOOD FOR YOU Hill Strategies’ recent report, The Arts and Individual Well-Being in Canada, provided impressive arguments for including culture within… keep reading
Review: Rhinoceros by Theatre at UBC
Born in Romania in 1909, playwright Eugene Ionesco had a front row seat for some of the most devastating political and social movements of the… keep reading