Diverse Live Theatre - Ruby Slippers Theatre, Vancouver, BC.

SEP 30 – OCT 15, 2022
Pacific Theatre

An English language premiere production from Ruby Slippers Theatre of a Governor General’s award winning play.
by Fanny Britt – Translated by Leanna Brodie.

Directed by Diane Brown

Advance Theatre Festival 2023

SHADBOLT CENTRE FOR THE ARTS

Jan 30 – Feb 3, 2023
(Week 1)

Feb. 16 & 17 (Week 2)

This festival showcases new works written and directed by female-identifying and gender non-conforming artists who also identify as IBPOC.

Week one is staged readings. Week two is a workshop production of an Advance Theatre offering from last season, Dil Ka by Lee Nisar, directed by Patricia Trinh.

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Our Vision

RST imagines an inclusive world where diversity is celebrated through a deeper understanding of each other.

Our Mission

To bring this vision to reality, RST illuminates under-represented perspectives by giving voice to diverse artists from across the country including Quebec works in English translation.

RST defines diversity as gender equity, cultural background, sexual orientation, identity, physical/mental ability, and age.

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1398 Cartwright Street

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Vancouver, BC

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