Darren Barefoot

Actors Mark Crasford and Paul Dunn have to play a whole town's worth of characters.

Playwright Sarena Parmar moves the action to the Okanagan, where South Asian struggle to save a family orchard, with inspired but mixed results.

The script oscillates between the couple’s easy banter and darker monologues about marine debris and our aquatic ancestry.

“Why would I put meat under my dress? There’s enough bacteria down there.”

Things are enlivened by muralist Richard Tetrault’s lovely projections, rendering familiar locations in woodcut style.

Persuasive performances, clever sets, and timely subject matter make Seven Tyrants Theatre's production worth seeing.

The subject, acting, and design are strong in this Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre production, but the script sometimes lags.

Touchstone Theatre’s actors rise to the challenge of Brad Fraser’s boundary-pushing script, and the revolve design is a marvel.

Trans man Kit Redstone confronts the terrifying normalities of life in the locker room in a very baring and, therefore, brave performance.

It’s as much a feat of athleticism as acting, and the Royal Canadian Air Farce alumnus pulls it off admirably.

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