Howard Family Stage in the Douglas Campbell Theatre29 Jun '17 to 20 Sep '17 @ 7:30 AM - 10:30 PM
Valentine and Proteus are best friends with an awkward problem – they’re both in love with Valentine’s girlfriend Sylvia. And it gets even trickier – Proteus already has a girlfriend of his own. Shakespeare’s early romantic comedy is a lively riff on friendship, love and loyalty with the bonus of two very funny clowns plus a dog that just might steal the show!
Directed by Scott Bellis • June 29 – September 20 • Howard Family Stage in the Douglas Campbell Theatre
149 West Hastings Street | 26/11/2016 - 26/11/2016
Riley is just like any other young girl: she’s fresh off a breakup and looking for love — except she has a disability that leaves her in a wheelchair. Faced with a set of blind dates, Riley must confront her disability in ways she could never have imagined, and learn the one truth about love that transcends all differences.
149 West Hastings Street | 26/11/2016 - 26/11/2016
After being held against his will in India when his gender identity is discovered, Naveen Bhat battles his parents in court and pieces his life back together.
149 West Hastings Street | 27/11/2016 - 27/11/2016
This documentary explores Moe Sihota, the first local Indo-Canadian’s achievements and dwells less on his short-comings but overall presents his story as it deserves to be told: mostly from Moe’s point of view. Recommended for anyone interested in provincial politics.
149 West Hastings Street | 25/11/2016 - 25/11/2016
A mad, comic caper where the legendary Bad Man Gulshan Grover relaunches himself in the film industry, but this time as a hero! With celebrity cameos, hilarious delusional situations with the ‘young hero’ Gulshan Grover, Bad Man explores the funny side of Bollywood.
149 West Hastings Street | 27/11/2016 - 27/11/2016
50 years of singing, over 5,000 concerts, more than 40 countries on music tours, 80 albums, 500 plus ghazals, 300 bhajans and many memorable film songs that will resound loud for eternity — Jagjit Singh’s star status as a ghazal singer remains unquestioned.
