Hey, you! I’m in a play! You should see it. Tickets are on sale now!!! Why are you still reading? Ok, fine, here’s some information about the play: In a highly competitive architecture firm a battle of the sexes emerges in this dark comedy about a woman who tries to
I have a new thing. I started a weekly newsletter where I could write about deeper matters that I didn’t feel right sharing on Facebook or elsewhere. It’s an email from my heart to yours about life and other stuff. Two have been sent out to a lovely little audience.
Wine, stand up paddle boarding, and tears of joy/ realization. What do these three things have in common? My recent trip to Vernon. I’ve been telling so many people about it that I figured it might be useful to a few of you if I put all my tips and tricks
I’m getting back into sharing things I have written. Remember that was a thing I used to do? I should do it again. For fun. Why not? I posted this on Facebook a week ago and it got a big response, partially from the tribe of mothers on there. This
A friend of mine doesn’t do New Year’s resolutions; she does words. She finds a word, or sometimes a phrase, that encompases how she wants to live her year. It’s like the Ally McBeal theme song tactic only much shorter. I like this idea since there seems to be a
The Bench from Sara Bynoe on Vimeo. This video is the result of a workshop I did this January with Ant Hampton during the PuSh Festival. His workshop is called Fantasy Interventions. It’s a workshop on imagination and writing for site-specific theatre / live urban interventions. For artists and practitioners from
My story with Marian Engel’s book Bear started in late 2012. As many of you know I’ve been hosting and producing a comedy show called Say Wha?! where funny people read from terrible books since 2010. Sometime in 2012 a fan of the show told me to check out the novellla
Early this year I was asked by Minna Schendlinger, the Managing Director of the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, to MC a roast she was organizing for the 10 year anniversary. I was thrilled to be asked and so very nervous to do it. Those of you who know me, know
I recently went to London, England and reconnected with some lovely people there. One of those people is my friend Kim. We made this short film based on a poem I wrote. I hope you enjoy it. I look very different. Thank goodness my hair finally grew out.
* Sometimes I eat chips and salsa for dinner. * I get annoyed when people don’t obey traffic laws. “That’s why the good lord invented signals – you twit!” * I use my bicycle bell like my dad uses his car horn. * I phone my family (and friends that
Sara Bynoe 