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How the other half lives
Charles Busch’s The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife, now running at the Slocum House Theatre, is a comedy that treads dangerous ground
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Love made simple
For many, single or otherwise, Valentine’s Day represents the simplification of the vastly complicated institution of love. It condenses love into a symbol represented by red and pink M&Ms, Necco hearts and those flat boxes wrapped in plastic
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Spotlight on Slocum
Vancouver’s oldest running theater company celebrates its 45th anniversary with a 1960s prom party
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New York-style love in Vancouver
Magenta rings in Valentine’s Day with an old-fashioned, big city love story, Susan Sandler's "Crossing Delancey"
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Bating the Bard
Slocum Theater hits the new year running the frantically comic The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)
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Two Saturdays at Christmastime
Slocum House and Magenta theaters add to the holiday festivities in Vancouver
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Sitcom on stage
Clark College Theater opens its season with alum-penned romantic comedy Looking For Olivia
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A world class classical show
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra continues to pack auditorium, impress concert-goers
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Life imitating art
Slocum House production of A Sting In the Tale blends comedy with murder mystery
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Sweet and lowdown in Vancouver
Local musician joins forces with Arts Equity to kick of the sixth season of Live at the Fries
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