Canadian actor William B. Davis is best-known in pop culture circles for his fabled role on The X-Files as Cigarette Smoking Man. Representing just one of many distinguished experiences for him during his prosperous acting career, he chose this year as the appropriate time to
In anticipation of the DOXA 2012 Documentary Film Festival, we spoke with Dorothy Woodend, the Director of Programming for DOXA. Having also worked with other festivals like the Vancouver International Film Festival and been a film critic for The Tyee since 2004, Dorothy spoke to
The Meal is a new guest production at Pacific Theatre by The Lost Gospel Ensemble. Taking its in part inspiration from The Exterminating Angel and several Gnostic gospels, The Meal is the creation of writer Rick Maddocks and director Richard Wolfe. These two creative minds
Sisters & Brothers marks the third chapter after Mothers & Daughters and Fathers & Sons of director Carl Bessai’s FamilyX trilogy. A production that is primarily improvised, the film features a who’s-who ensemble cast of Canadian talent including Cory Monteith, Ben Ratner, Gabrielle Miller, Jay
In Vancouver’s theatre community, Ron Reed is best-known as the Founder of Pacific Theatre. When he’s not working behind the scenes as the Artistic Director, Ron is often a contributing to productions as an actor and writer. On Pacific Theatre’s newest production of John Patrick
Noted Canadian ecologist Joel Heath spent five years developing his new documentary, People of a Feather. The winner for Best Environmental Film at the Vancouver International Film Festival and Best BC Film from the Vancouver Film Critics Circle, People of a Feather opens on March