We are so excited to announce this years adjudicator is none other than Michael Shamata. ...
We caught up with Will Hegg, a third-year directing student at UVic’s Phoenix Theatre, about their work on Peregrine and Death. With a long-standing interest in collaborative storytelling, Will spoke to us about what draws them to directing and how this year’s show explores the complexities of relationships and self-reflection....
This week, we caught up with playwright Molly Jamin, whose work returns to the festival for a second year in a row. Known for weaving classical themes with contemporary resonance, Molly brings a distinct voice to the stage, one rooted in myth, memory, and a deep sense of curiosity....
We interviewed Annie and Nicholas, winners of the Outstanding Production award last year, about their involvement in the festival. Have a read through their experience. ...
At the Between Words Festival, we love this format because it lets artists take risks, experiment, and tell bold stories on a manageable scale. For playwrights, it's a chance to cut straight to the core. For audiences, it means getting to experience multiple unique voices and styles in one night....
We sat down with Meera Mathew, one of last years recipients of Outstanding Performance award for her one woman show: Notes for July on what her journey has been like since the festival last year and why she joined the board for the festival. ...
Now in its third year, the Victoria One Act Play Festival is back and more electric than ever. From June 3–7, join us once again at the Belfry Theatre to witness 14 bold new works by emerging local artists, each offering a fresh take on what live theatre can be...
Last year, we had 13 original plays which highlighted the work of over 90 artists in the writing, acting, directing and producing of each play. Every production was also sold out with over 450 patrons seeing these first-time local productions. We had nothing but glowing reviews for the productions. Victoria has some truly amazing talent....