After seven years of London life, Abigail has swapped Big Ben for big mountains in Canada. Alongside working as a cultural insight researcher, she studied Arts and Humanities at Birkbeck University. This is where she discovered a passion for theatre, and a realisation of how socially and culturally important story-telling on the stage is, as well as how exciting, provocative and inspiring it can be! Since then she has fallen in love with a breadth of genres and writing styles, and is especially excited about anything that questions what it means to be human in the contemporary world. She’s really looking forward to exploring Vancouver’s fringe scene, checking out new productions and engaging in conversations about them.
Friday evening, glass of wine in hand, what an exciting novelty it feels to take a seat in a full auditorium! Audience full of anticipation and a cont...
Florian Zeller’s award-winning play, The Father, has garnered critical acclaim across the globe in recent years. Debuting in Vancouver at the historic...
Paris, 1994. An extravagant purchase leads three life-long friends to a turbulent examination of their friendship, and modern art. Written 25 years ag...
Twenty years ago America was rocked by the Monica Lewinsky scandal (famously not named the 'Bill Clinton' scandal), one of the most notorious and comp...
The pangs of dangerously subtle self-loathing that go along with pretty much every Instagram browse are something that I am conscious and mindful of e...
Peggy Gugenheim was a woman far ahead of her time – born in 1898, she was deemed as one of the great 'scandalisers' of the 20th century, a New York so...
Shane is 16, and has recently located from the rural Goulburn in New South Wales, Australia to the metropolitan hub of Sydney's Kings Cross. At first ...
A simple yes or no question: Do you think you’re important?
This is the premise of Unrestricted View’s newest production, which feels like a unique ...
It's difficult to believe that in the 21st century babies can be, and are, switched at birth, let alone comprehend the practical and emotional implica...
