On Monday night, the Vancouver Theatre Community united at The Wrecking Ball. It was a really fun night–for me the joy of going to these things is seeing my friends in person. There were some great acts. I particularly enjoyed […]
I’m a writer, a writer of fiction. Fiction contains dialogue. People talk to each other in stories. We all know that. What took me some time to realize is that the conversations going on in my head about my own […]
I’ve been test-driving a new tool over the past couple of weeks, and it’s fantastic! Flock is a web browser, an alternative to Safari or IE or Firefox. But it’s so, so much more… Here’s what I love about Flock: […]
Rebecca posed a question to me the other day. It was something like this… I know social media is important, and you know it’s important, but how do we make the case for the value of social media – to […]
In October of last year, just before the federal election, a series of cabarets were held across the country. Organized by The Department of Culture, they were called The Wrecking Ball. Their purpose was to raise awareness in our community […]
I recently learned a cool little trick on Facebook that I wanted to share with you. You can now connect your business’ fan page to other business’ fan pages. You do this by becoming a fan of their page. I […]
A couple of weeks back, when I heard that Kristi Fuoco was going to Arts Reach in LA, I was insanely jealous. I immediately emailed her and asked her if she could take some notes and share some of her […]
As you probably now know, Twitter recently launched a list function. And, oh the brou-ha-ha in the blogosphere! Some people love it. Some people hate it. Whether you love it or hate it, I think it could be a useful […]
Last month, I wrote a post on an interesting ethical dilemma that I found myself in. One of my clients, Down Stage Right Productions, was producing Evil Dead: The Musical in Vancouver. It was the first time EDTM had been […]
In December, Ruby Slippers Theatre mounts a production of Daniel MacIvor’s A Beautiful View. One of five published in MacIvor’s Governor General’s Award-winning collection, I Still Love You, it runs December 4-13 at Performance Works on Granville Island, and December […]