Viscosity: vignettes about the patch
Viscosity promised to be unlike anything we’ve seen on Edmonton’s stages before. And it delivered. Created by Heather Inglis using…
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Viscosity: part journalism, part art exhibit & all new
Theatre Yes is quickly becoming known for its ability to nimbly craft innovative theatre that challenges artists and audience members…
Citadel/Theatre Yes partnership to produce a new, site-specific work next season
At the Citadel Theatre‘s 2017/2018 season launch announcement, new Artistic Director Daryl Cloran revealed his vision for the Citadel as…
5 questions about Gravity 2: A Celebration of Art and Politics
Gravity 2: A Celebration of Art and Politics What: A Cabaret of Arts and Politics investigating the “gravity” of the…
Theatre Yes’ latest cross-Canada collaboration puts the focus on Anxiety
“Anxiety is fear plus time.” That’s an insight Theatre Yes came to after examining the idea of horror and fear…
Bone Cage an unflinching look at the complexities of resource extraction
As you enter the theatre at La Cité Francophone, you can smell lumber – that smell of earthy, sweet newness…
The resource industries and mental health of frontline workers take centre stage in Bone Cage
Theatre Yes‘ work is all about risk – whether it’s the subject matter and the conversations it spurs, the way…
National Elevator Project Shows Possibility of Extraordinary Theatre in Ordinary Spaces
I didn’t get a chance to see Part 1 of the National Elevator Project in the Fall of 2013, so…
The List Provides a Chilling Look at the Human Condition
The List is likely one of the most moving plays I’ve seen this year. As the house lights went up,…
After the House Lights 