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Dates and Venue March 13 – 16, 20 – 23, 2019, 8pm | Havana Theatre, 1212 Commercial Drive In the bible, there is a plot hole. Mary and Joseph accidentally leave a 13 year old Jesus in Jerusalem after passover, when they find him he is teaching the Pharisees and Sadducees in the Temple. The next time we see Jesus, he is 30 years old wandering around the desert, getting baptized by John the Baptist. In this deeply researched, totally irreverent comedy, we see teenaged Jesus, wondering why he doesn’t fit in. Mary and Joseph finally come clean and tell him that Joseph isn’t his real father. Tickets
$20 general admission, $15 Students and Artists. Purchase online:
www.showpass.com/
Now in his early fifties, Deke has been in Millhaven Prison without a cellmate for the past twenty years. He is surprised and irritated when Corey, a twenty-something rich kid, joins him in his cell. With little in common, other than a shared passion for hockey, tensions emerge as the pair are forced to share a tiny space. The men are forced to re-evaluate how they see each other after the true nature of their respective crimes is revealed. Tickets $29 online at tickets.gatewaytheatre.com or call the Box Office: 604-270-1812 Info: gatewaytheatre.com/gross-misconduct
Dates and Venue March 22 - 24, 2019, Fri and Sat at 7:30pm, and Sat and Sun matinees at 2pm | PAL Studio Theatre, 581 Cardero Street In the closed Greenfingers Palace Hotel part of the staff, preparing for the new season, is enduring an unanticipated violent snowstorm. Into this group comes Robert Crowther, the rather stupid house detective sent to investigate something secret. Unanticipated guests arrive, and that night, shots are heard – one of the guests is missing. Tickets
$27 (CA$28.94 w/service fee) call 604-363-5734, buy online at green.brownpapertickets.com,
or visit westerngoldtheatre.org
Date and Venue March 23, 2019 7:30pm | Orpheum Theatre, 601 Smithe St. Vancouver Nosferatu, the classic 1922 silent film, is set to get an auditory makeover this spring as the Vancouver Bach Choir will perform the world-premiere of a new score by Andrew Downing. Audiences will have the opportunity to watch the film projected on stage at the Orpheum, while the brand new soundtrack is performed live by the choir and a small ensemble, conducted by Leslie Dala. Tickets
$31 - $61, special rates for students and Under 35. Online:
vancouverbachchoir.com
Dates and Venue April 4 – 20, 2019, Thurs, Fri & Sat 7:30pm; (matinees 2pm – Sat on Apr 13 & 20 & 2pm – Sun Apr 7) |Massey Theatre, 735 8th Ave, New Westminster Singin’
in the Rain takes place during the rise of the “talkies”
where we meet silent-film era stars, Don Lockwood and Lina Lamont,
beautiful, charismatic and influential, who combined, make a great
on-screen pair. The introduction of talking pictures poses a threat
to the duo, when it is discovered by audiences that Lina has an excruciating
shrill voice.
Sarena Parmar’s
The Orchard (After Chekhov) is an adaptation of Chekhov’s
The Cherry Orchard, but told through the lens of a Punjabi-Sikh
family in the Okanagan Valley. With the bank calling and money low,
will the Basrans be able to save their beloved orchard? Inspired by
the playwright’s own childhood, this fresh adaptation confronts
life, loss, and the Canadian immigrant experience with humour and
beauty.
Dates and Venue March 21 – 31, 2019, 8pm Tues - Sat; Matinees 3pm Sat & Sun (except March 23) | Langara College, West 49th Avenue Hot House is a 90 minute production on the mainstage that showcases acting and production students in a new light. For the first time in Studio 58’s history, this project will allow students to complete the entire production cycle by themselves, with expert feeding and watering from a team of dedicated mentors throughout the process. Students will have the opportunity to focus on areas that excite them including acting, playwriting, directing, designing, songwriting, stage managing, and flexing their technical muscles. Tickets
$12.50 at www.ticketstonight.ca
or Telephone 604-684-2787
The true story of the Preston Rivulettes women’s hockey team. In 1933, four friends set out to prove to Canada that hockey isn’t just a sport for men. As they fight through the Great Depression, prejudice, and personal upheaval, can they overcome the odds and forge their own path to glory Tickets from $29, purchase online at tickets.gatewaytheatre.com/
Dates and Venue April 5 - 28. 2019, Wed - Sat 8pm (matinees Sat, 2pm) | Pacific Theatre, 1440 W 12th Ave. Danny, an ambitious Jewish defense lawyer, believes in the common good. When he is assigned the case of an unrepentant neo-Nazi accused of murder, Danny finds himself defending the life of a man who wishes him dead. Tickets
Pay-what-you-can preview April 4 at 8pm. Ticketsprices $20, $36 &
$50, taxes not incl.) call 604.731.5518 or visit pacifictheatre.org ONGOING
Dates and Venue March 7 – 31, 2019, Mon – Thu at 7:30pm, Fri & Sat at 8pm, Wed at 1:30pm, and Sat at 2pm | Goldcorp Stage at the BMO Theatre Centre Close to four thousand Indigenous men and women served in the Canadian Forces during the Great War, an extraordinary number given the limited civil rights accorded to them at the time. Canadian federal policy offered postwar benefits to Indigenous veterans, but many had given up their status in order to enlist and were denied these benefits upon their return to Canada. By the end of the war, several Indigenous soldiers had achieved near legendary status as scouts, trench-raiders, and snipers, drawing on their pre-wartime experience in hunting and wilderness survival. Tickets from $29 at artsclub.com or the artsclub.com Box Office at 604.687.1644
Dates and Venue February 22 - March 16, 2019 Thurs through Sat at 8 pm; matinees on Sundays and Sat. Mar 16 at 2pm | Jericho Arts Centre Constance is not your average rebel - born an aristocrat, rich, Anglo Irish, married to a Polish Count, she gives everything up for her country and its people. We follow Constance in her transformation from rich playgirl to committed rebel. She and her fellow rebels battle against enormous odds to victory with songs, poetry and even a bit of fun. They are Irish after all! Tickets
$28, (seniors and students: $24). Purchase tickets at: www.brownpapertickets.com
or at the door. Reservations 604 224 8007, ext 3
Date and Venue March 1-23, 2019, 8pm Wed – Sat + 2pm Saturday matinees | Pacific Theatre, 1440 W 12th Ave The Campbell family prides themselves on their West Coast open-mindedness - but when their daughter Clara comes home from college and announces she’s become a Christian, their tolerance is put to the test. Tickets $20 - $36.50 (taxes not incl.) call 604.731.5518 or visit pacifictheatre.org
Circle Game offers the audience an entertaining party theme with six performers having diverse musical gifts lending their talent to wide interpretations of a selection of Joni Mitchell's songs. Co-creators Andrew Cohen and Anna Kuman present a sincere homage to a Canadian legend, choosing roughly two dozen songs from her substantial catalogue. Tickets Prices will depend on Venue and performance times. Visit artsclub.com/shows/on-tour/ for details.
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