Take a step into a whimsical imagery to observe honest executions of physicality, interspersed with thought provoking monologues. Returning home with her most recent work, Kate Hilliard is pleased to present the Canadian premiere of While We Were Waiting, an intimate look at the emotional and physical state of being present.

Hailing from the world renowned Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York City; Drew de Jesus, Lauren Ferebee, Tricia Olds, Adam Roper and Josh Rowe take the stage moving to an orginal score composed and played live by pianist Laurence Gingold. This physical theatre piece was developed in… Read More...

Take a step into a whimsical imagery to observe honest executions of physicality, interspersed with thought provoking monologues. Returning home with her most recent work, Kate Hilliard is pleased to present the Canadian premiere of While We Were Waiting, an intimate look at the emotional and physical state of being present.

Hailing from the world renowned Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York City; Drew de Jesus, Lauren Ferebee, Tricia Olds, Adam Roper and Josh Rowe take the stage moving to an orginal score composed and played live by pianist Laurence Gingold. This physical theatre piece was developed in New York City as part of the Movement and Dance Artists in Residencey (MAD AIR) program at Stella Alder Studio of Acting & Hard Clurman Center for New Works in Movement and Dance Theatre.

Hilliard's work focuses on our need to reflect in order to establish belonging and attachment, in a world that celebrates the importance of making plans and setting goals for the future. We look back and we look forward, but we rarely appreciate the moment - she asks you to embrace the moment.

The powerful work of Kevin Loring, Where the Blood Mixes, returns February 24 to March 6, 2010.

Loring's work in an incredible accomplishment and a study on his own people, the N'lakap'mux First Nation who live where the Thompson meets the Fraser. Taking a fearless look at the Native community's most painful emotional scars while still casting a ray of light, this Vancouver Playhouse/ Belfry Theatre/Savage Production presentation received rave reviews and awards in its first production.

The powerful work of Kevin Loring, Where the Blood Mixes, returns February 24 to March 6, 2010.

Loring's work in an incredible accomplishment and a study on his own people, the N'lakap'mux First Nation who live where the Thompson meets the Fraser. Taking a fearless look at the Native community's most painful emotional scars while still casting a ray of light, this Vancouver Playhouse/ Belfry Theatre/Savage Production presentation received rave reviews and awards in its first production.