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Shelby Wyminga and Rami Kahlon of Stone's Throw Productions HENRY V, and Rock of Ages Director Chris Adams!

Congratulations to all the nominees for this year's Jessies. Especially those who come on our show.

Crohn's and Colitis advocate, Elspeth Robinson helps us get ready for this weekend's Gutsy Walk.

A casual rundown of some of this weekend's events and shows.

Jay Hamburger and the cast of "Enter Laughing" talk about Theatre in the Raw's 25th Anniversary Show.

Documentarian Paul Émile d'Entremont tells us about his new film, now showing at DOXA, that explores the experience of being a gay athlete in Canada; what it means to stay in the closet, what it takes to come out.

"Cover your Friends" with the Bottom Shelf Bourbon Trio and Actor Tayo Aluko comes the Havana with "Call Mr. Robeson" and "Just An Ordinary Lawyer"

Stephen Aberle and Michelle Morris from Slamming Door Collective’s upcoming production of "The Sea" by Edward Bond, Playwright Derek Chan and Pedro Chamale talk about Rice and Beans Theatre’s "Chicken Girl", and Laura Miller and Sydney Doberstein from Third Wheel Productions' "Deep into Darkness"

4/20 and Easter on the same weekend. What could go wrong? Tune in to find out.

With spring in the air, there's theatre everywhere. We get to as many listings as we can fit into an hour. Plus new local music.

Actor Warren Johnson of Vagabond Players talks about Detroit by Lisa D’Amour

We run through the shows opening (and a few closing) this weekend.

We talk to Anne Canute, UBC Student and collaborator on a new Augmented Reality App, "East of the Rockies" that relays the experience of Japanese-Canadian internment during WWII

We play some music and pitch for donations.

We're top heavy with local music to make sure our friends get paid

Adventure Filmmaker, Dean Leslie previews hosting Trail-Running Night and actors Naomi Wong & Jeremy O'Driscoll from Vital Spark's "Changed Utterly".

Director Angela Konrad talks about Dark Glass Theatre's "The Amish Project" and Shindig Finals tonight!

Some new music to start the month.

We talk about Scotland's greatest poet, and Haggis.

Actor Chris Lam discusses his role as the title character in Ensemble's "A Prayer for Owen Meany" opening tonight at Pacific Theatre.