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Physical-comedy duo Katie Yoner and Dayna Lea Hoffmann of the Batrabbit Collective play the province’s last two rats on a mission for survival
Read MoreIn Pi Provocateurs presentation, physical-comedy duo Dayna Lea Hoffmann and Katie Yoner school audiences on the ways of the Alberta street rat
Read MorePi Provocateurs performance featuring stand-up comedians and Tightrope Impro Theatre will take place at brand-new Little Mountain Gallery
Read MoreThe Edmonton-based Deaf artist smashes stereotypes in the tragicomedy about belonging, complete with ASL, surtitles, and spoken word
Read MoreShow combining ASL, surtitles, and spoken word is designed to be accessible to Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing audiences
Read MoreThe show explores exhaustion and endurance through a series of hallucinatory set pieces
Read MoreThe interdisciplinary experience is inspired by the New York City radio DJ who stayed awake for eight-and-a-half days straight
Read MoreCautionary tale based on radio DJ’s undoing explores hallucination, fugue states, and doppelgänger paranoia
Read MoreDance, spoken word, stand-up comedy, music, and a live DJ are all featured at the Afro Van Connect event hosted by Pi Theatre
Read MoreThe new theatre piece written by Veronique West and co-produced by Rumble Theatre and V West is part of Pi Theatre’s Pi Provocateurs Series
Read MoreWriter-performer David Gagnon Walker leads a journey of worry and wonder as part of Pi Provocateur Series
Read MoreDestiny, USA draws from writer-performer Laura Anne Harris’s work as a relay operator for the deaf and hard of hearing during the Trump era
Read MorePlaywright José Teodoro and composer-musician Stephen Lyons approach theatre-making through integrative thinking
Read MoreApplied Science’s inaugural show brings together playwright José Teodoro and composer-musician Stephen Lyons
Read MoreThe Pi Provocateurs presentation of SNAFU Society of Unexpected Spectacles isn’t the kind of puppet show you’ll see on Saturday-morning TV
Read MoreVirtual reality, synthesizers, dreams, and more
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