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From Now to September 2025: Some of What I'm Looking Forward to Around Victoria!
Come check out my picks for the next three months!
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Drinking Habits at St. Luke’s
St. Luke’s Players knew exactly what they were doing when it picked this laugh-a-minute farce for its season closer. A good laugh is more than worth the price of admission. We start with Sister Augusta and Sister Philomena, sewing away (they are part of the Order of
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What I Caught at the One Act Play Festival
MID PLAY by Angelo Rosso Thematically, MID PLAY falls somewhere in the realm of a non-musical The Last Five Years, so thematically, this may not be a show for everyone. This show was very polished from an acting perspective, with very good back and forth and excellent pacing. An
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Theatre Inconnu's Bacon
Theatre Inconnu's Bacon opened May 1, with an unflinching script there is much to delve into...
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Belfry Theatre's If You Could Read My Mind
I caught the opening night of the Belfry's If You Could Read My Mind: The Songs of Gordon Lightfoot the other night. Fans of the Belfry will remember I think I'm Fallin':Songs of Joni Mitchell a few years back, so if you recall that
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Pacific Opera Victoria's Rigoletto
On Wednesday, I took in the opening night of Rigoletto by Pacific Opera Victoria. The show delivered a skilled and modern take on this classic opera! While I do think modern audiences may bristle against the text's obsession with virginity and "purity" of women, the theme
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Children of God - Intrepid Theatre/Urban Ink
Children of God focuses on a group of children who were forced to attend residential schools in Canada. Featuring scenes from their childhood and adulthood, the journey was unflinching. I, for one, was not sure how a musical format would work with the difficult themes of residential schools. I was
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What I Saw: Victoria Film Fest 2025
What I saw at Victoria Film Fest 2025!
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Behind the Moon: A fascinating look behind the counter
It's that place you go for the best food in town, on days where you're too tired to cook and just want to eat. In that restaurant that you go all the time, on the other side of the counter, is someone whose heart is the
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St. Luke's Players Jury Room
Have you ever been to a dinner party where a few too many people are squeezed into a space that's just a little too small? Depending who you're sitting next to, the room can either feel cozy or claustrophobic. When the weary jury tramped into the