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The Electric Company is a unique and vital presence in the independent theatre scene of Vancouver. They create and produce original works with an emphasis on collective creation. Their projects are the result of collaborative writing with scripts being authored by the core members of the company. Their projects consistently garner rave reviews in the press and play to sold-out audiences. |
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United Players of Vancouver is a recognized semi-professional company renowned for its exciting and demanding repertoire of high quality successful productions. They have welcomed Tempus Theatre as a Guest Producer for a second consecutive season. |
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Jericho Arts Centre is a 135-seat performance venue located off NW Marine Drive near Jericho Beach in the heart of Vancouver’s West Side. It is operated by West Point Grey Community Association in partnership with Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation and United Players. JAC is also the home of Theatre Terrific, A non-profit theatre company for youth and adults with mental and physical disabilities, Theatre Terrfic enables people with disabilities to participate in Vancouver's vibrant theatrical community.” JAC hosts numerous guest companies and artists and is accepting applications for the next Season. Ask to be on their mailing list! |
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The Embassy of Japan in Canada presents: Japan-Canada Relations, 80 Year Partnership Across the Pacific
In 2008, Japan and Canada are celebrating 80 years of diplomatic relations, which officially started in 1928 with the opening of a Japanese legation in Ottawa. Canada opened its legation in Tokyo in 1929 as the first one in Asia. Through a series of events showcasing all aspects of Japan-Canada relationships - political, economic, business, science & technology, culture, and education, we wish to reflect on the past eight decades of friendship and cooperation, and then to look ahead to the next eight decades with great optimism. We also wish for Canadians to renew an interest in Japan, and in doing so rediscover today's Japan and embrace tomorrow's Japan. - Miles Apart, Minds Together - |
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