Donation takes Penticton one step closer to new community theatre
The Penmar Community Arts Society received an exciting boost of support from a donor with a...
Read MoreThe Penmar Community Arts Society received an exciting boost of support from a donor with a...
Read MorePosted by Dona Sturmanis | Jun 25, 2014 | Culture, In Person, Okanagan Women
Kelowna’s Debby Helf has devoted most of her life to theatre, particularly community theatre. She...
Read MoreTheatre BC showcases it's Annual Provincial Theatre Festival, Destination MainStage, in Kamloops...
Read MoreA new take on the classic story of Red Riding Hood will lead the 2014 season of Kelowna's...
Read MorePosted by Editor | Dec 9, 2013 | Best of the Okanagan, Events
The Best of the Okanagan votes are counted and the winners for Best Live Performing Art Group in...
Read MorePeachland Players present Wind in the Willows November 27 to December 1. What a treat for the...
Read MoreShrek the Halls! December 4 to 22, 2013 It's big, it's green and it's taking "ogre" Kelowna! Part...
Read MoreAdded Twist to an old Favourite Love Story Buy Tickets Months of concentrated effort will all...
Read MoreIt’s the middle of summer and here’s a chance to yuk it up. Kelowna’s best comedians offer up a...
Read MorePosted by Bruce Kemp | Jul 9, 2013 | Culture, In Person, Okanagan Women
With her Renaissance hair and statuesque figure, your eyes follow Dorothy Dalba wherever she walks...
Read MoreThe 2013 Theatre BC Ozone Festival concluded with an awards banquet and dance at the Schubert...
Read MoreIt’s only coincidental that Kelowna Actors Studio will be putting on Disney’s My Son Pinocchio as...
Read MoreTo young actor Courtenay Dobbie, Caravan Farm Theatre seemed a mirage: Clydesdale cast-mates and stages sprung from fields for sold-out crowds. But eight years after her first show, she’s holding the reins. For two months during the summer of 2003, Courtenay Dobbie woke in her nylon yellow tent, her eyes swimming in the blue sky above the screen. Her ears replayed the echo of applause coasting through trees—the 24-year-old was playing the lead in Caravan Farm Theatre’s
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