Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing on Tuesday, July 28 at Little Mountain Gallery – show starts at 7:30 PM. Early Bird tickets SOLD OUT. Advanced tickets $15 plus fees. Featuring bad books presented by Sara Bynoe and …Helen ZaltzmanKatie-Ellen HumphriesAna PachecoJordon Navratil I’m so excited to bring this delightful
Fear not, last minute planners, there are tickets available at the door tonight! Online sales have ended so that I can prepare for the show. Just bring cash to the Fox Cabaret and you will be permitted entry to the show/ celebration of 25 years of Teen Angst Night. Fox
All good things must … pause for good weather. It’s nearing summer in Vancouver and I know no one wants to be inside on a beautiful summer night. We have amazing sunsets to watch, patios to drink on, and seawalls to run, so Teen Angst Night will go on a
The last two Teen Angst Night shows at the Fox Cabaret (January and February) have sold out in advance and have had standing room tickets available at the door. Get in on the fun for next week’s Teen Angst Night now. This show has all new readers so it’ll be
THAT’S RIGHT WE’RE BEST OF THE WEST! ACCORDING TO JUST FOR LAUGHS VANCOUVER!!!! Teen Angst Night is a comedic reading series. Readers can share anything (poetry, songs, letters, journals, diaries, essays, stories, plays, lists, livejournals, Facebook status updates etc.) so long as it follows these rules: 1- The work must
That’s right, it’s the show that’s lasted waaaaaayyyy longer than I was ever a teenager. What’s that line from a Nirvana song? Teen Angst has paid off well and now I’m bored and old (Serve the Servans- In Utero). It’s paid off and I am getting old, but how can
Kids are back in school and I’m getting back to producing my shows again. As Vancouverites stop going to the beach it’s time to get back indoors for some nostalgic fun. First up, I’m honoured to have been asked to bring Teen Angst Night to the wonderful Shadbolt Centre in
The January 12, 2024 edition of Teen Angst Night packed the Fox Cabaret despite Vancouver getting snow the day before. It made this prairie-born lady proud. The readers were hilarious and the audience as generous with laughter and kindness. It takes a lot of bravery to get up on stage
Sara Bynoe 