No rehearsals. This is live.
Admission: BY DONATION
At the CRS, we cast brand new scripts on the spot, then watch them fly in front of a live audience. The CRS is the place for Vancouver's artists to meet one another, share their work, and create more. Every live reading ends with a party in the Gallery where you can meet up with other artists over a cold beer.
Actors need to make quick, strong choices and commit to the story. You don't have to submit your headshot and resume around here, just come on down. Casting starts at 7:30 pm. If it's your first time, come say hello, grab a beer, and watch the readings. You'll get an idea of how we work.
For its 16th season, the CRS is moving to a once a month schedule with a special event or two thrown into the mix. For more information on the 2009 CRS please visit www.evolvingartscollective.com and click on the shows & events link.
CURRENT SCHEDULE:
July 23 @ 7:30pm - Opening Night!
August 20 @ 7:30pm
September 10 @ 7:30pm
No rehearsals. This is live.
Admission: BY DONATION
At the CRS, we cast brand new scripts on the spot, then watch them fly in front of a live audience. The CRS is the place for Vancouver's artists to meet one another, share their work, and create more. Every live reading ends with a party in the Gallery where you can meet up with other artists over a cold beer.
Actors need to make quick, strong choices and commit to the story. You don't have to submit your headshot and resume around here, just come on down. Casting starts at 7:30 pm. If it's your first time, come say hello, grab a beer, and watch the readings. You'll get an idea of how we work.
For its 16th season, the CRS is moving to a once a month schedule with a special event or two thrown into the mix. For more information on the 2009 CRS please visit www.evolvingartscollective.com and click on the shows & events link.
CURRENT SCHEDULE:
July 23 @ 7:30pm - Opening Night!
August 20 @ 7:30pm
September 10 @ 7:30pm
No rehearsals. This is live.
Admission: BY DONATION
At the CRS, we cast brand new scripts on the spot, then watch them fly in front of a live audience. The CRS is the place for Vancouver's artists to meet one another, share their work, and create more. Every live reading ends with a party in the Gallery where you can meet up with other artists over a cold beer.
Actors need to make quick, strong choices and commit to the story. You don't have to submit your headshot and resume around here, just come on down. Casting starts at 7:30 pm. If it's your first time, come say hello, grab a beer, and watch the readings. You'll get an idea of how we work.
For its 16th season, the CRS is moving to a once a month schedule with a special event or two thrown into the mix. For more information on the 2009 CRS please visit www.evolvingartscollective.com and click on the shows & events link.
CURRENT SCHEDULE:
July 23 @ 7:30pm - Opening Night!
August 20 @ 7:30pm
September 10 @ 7:30pm
The unreliable certainties of memory in writing your life.
They say we all have a story within us. Each life is a story, but usually not one offered up to public scrutiny. In this one-day symposium we will consider many examples of the memoir: from the collection of short pieces from Marion Farrant’s early years; the edge of crime from Sharon Butala; the socially aware memoir of Leilah Nadir; the assisted memoir from Jim Taylor; and the intensely private revelations of Philip Lee and Keith Maillard.
The 2009 Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival invites budding and established poets from around the world to submit haiku honouring Vancouver’s 36,000 cherry trees.
This year’s theme for the 2009 Haiku Invitational is international friendship and the cherry tree.
Entry deadline is January 7, 2009.
Winning entries in five categories will be announced by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and displayed on TransLink buses and Skytrain this Spring.
You do? Well, you came to the right place and if you follow the links, you find their home page. School, you say? Why not?
Go for it! - And enjoy your day, Everyone.
BC Book and Magazine Week is an annual event that celebrates the vital contribution books and magazines make to BC culture.
Every April, the BC Association of Magazine Publishers (BCAMP) and the Association of Book Publishers of BC (ABPBC) partners to put on this week long event.
Want to win two tickets worth $300 to attend The Walrus is coming to town on Tuesday, October 9?
How?
Send an email to wpp@sfu.ca with "Walrus contest" in the subject line by noon, Tuesday, October 9th. Please provide your name and a phone number where we may reach you that day at 12:30 pm. Check back on Tuesday to see if your name is announced on the Writing and Publishing Program blog (sfuwpp.wordpress.com) as the winner!
Who's it by?
The Walrus: Fearless . Witty . Thoughtful . Canadian
Assisted by the Writing and Publishing Program, Simon Fraser University: Over 20 years providing communication education.
The Walrus, recently named Magazine of the Year, is published by The Walrus Foundation and is a charitable non-profit organization with a mandate to promote public discourse on matters vital to our country. Through national public events, it is committed to the public square, to celebrating Canadian talent, and to increasing participation in Canadian democracy through spirited and intelligent debate and by lifting the contents of the magazine off the page and onto the stage.
Want to win two tickets worth $300 to attend The Walrus is coming to town on Tuesday, October 9?
How?
Send an email to wpp@sfu.ca with "Walrus contest" in the subject line by noon, Tuesday, October 9th. Please provide your name and a phone number where we may reach you that day at 12:30 pm. Check back on Tuesday to see if your name is announced on the Writing and Publishing Program blog (sfuwpp.wordpress.com) as the winner!
Who's it by?
The Walrus: Fearless . Witty . Thoughtful . Canadian
Assisted by the Writing and Publishing Program, Simon Fraser University: Over 20 years providing communication education.
The Walrus, recently named Magazine of the Year, is published by The Walrus Foundation and is a charitable non-profit organization with a mandate to promote public discourse on matters vital to our country. Through national public events, it is committed to the public square, to celebrating Canadian talent, and to increasing participation in Canadian democracy through spirited and intelligent debate and by lifting the contents of the magazine off the page and onto the stage.
