Headlines Theatre Explores the Mystery of Us and Them

Date
2011-10-20
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Thank you for a life-changing, mind-expanding, soul-searching, transformative theatre experience at Us and Them (the inquiry)! I am awestruck. Mark LeBourdais, Nov. 19, 2010/ "Us and Them (the inquiry) is startling theatre that requires action." Kim Hayashi, Oct. 24, 2010/ Celebrating 30 years!/ Headlines Theatre explores the mystery of Us and Them/ Co-directed by David Diamond (Headlines) and Kevin Finnan (Motionhouse [UK])/ The Cultch (Historic Theatre) 1895 Venables St, (at Victoria) Vancouver/ Oct 21 - Nov 12, 2011 Preview: Oct 20 All shows at 8pm 2pm Matinees: Oct 26, Oct 30, Nov 2 Live, Interactive, Global Web cast: Sat. Nov 12, 8pm/ Grassroots. Interactive. Physical Theatre./ Tickets: Student/Senior: Matinees/Preview: (All tickets + venue service charge .36)/ Reservations recommended: 604.251.1363 or Booking online: http://tickets.thecultch.com Other information: 604.871.0508 and headlinestheatre.com/ Created/performed by: Casper LeBlanc, Brandy McCallum, Reem Morsi, Iris Paradela-Hunter, Connor Polishak, Sundown Stieger Owen Belton Live Music/Sound Carmen Alatorre Costume Design Elisha Burrows Technical Director Dorothy Jenkins Stage Manager Yvan Morissette Set/Props Design Conor Moore Projection Design Jergus Oprsal Lighting Design/ Canada Council for the Arts Conseil des Arts du Canada/ CATHERINE DONNELLY FOUNDATION/ CITY OF VANCOUVER/ BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTS COUNCIL An agency of the Province of British Columbia/ CUPE BRITISH COLUMBIA/ Melusine Foundation/ Hamber Foundation/ Autodesk/ Tele/webcast Sponsor: SHAW/ WE WESTENDER.COM/ CBC 88.1 FM radio one 690 AM/ Image: Jergus Oprsal / Layout: Dafne Blanco/ Made with recycled paper

Location
The Cultch (Historic Theatre), 1895 Venables Street
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Posters
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Still Image
Identifier
MSC197-0674
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