Justine Warrington is the creative force behind the new production, The Oblivion Series: A (Not So) Girlie Show, which is currently playing at Playwrights Theatre Centre. Multi-talented in the crafts of acting and writing, Justine took some time out of her busy schedule to tell
Connected: The Musical is the newest production from Whirlwind Theatre! It’s on now at Pacific Theatre until July 27th. We spoke to co-creators Alison Chisholm, Peter Abando, and Jennifer Pielak about their creative process and the experience of making the musical musings of Connected: The
Biblical Forensics: Real Faces of the Bible is a groundbreaking documentary series – hosted by David Berman of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – that combines archaeology, forensic investigation, and dramatic reenactments. The four-part series follows a team of archaeologists who use advanced facial reconstruction techniques
Canadian filmmaker Jesse James Miller has a diverse set of directing, writing, and editing credits in television (Captain Starship, 4Real), documentary films (Uganda Rising), and feature films (The Seamstress, My American Exodus). His newest effort as a writer and director is the drama Becoming Redwood.
Vancouver’s James Bamford has an extensive history in stunt work, having worked as a stunt coordinator and performer on a wide range of film and television projects like Final Destination, Eragon, The X-Files and Stargate Atlantis to name a few. James is currently the fight choreographer
Lucia Frangione is the writer of Pacific Theatre’s current production, Leave of Absence, as well as a co-star. She spoke to us about her specific inspirations for writing the play and her challenges as an actor. What were the elements that drew you to write this