I have a terrible affliction. I’m forgetting people’s names and faces. Sometimes I’ll remember one but I rarely can put the combo together. Especially if I meet someone in one context and see them in another. I’m either incredibly rude or, I think, I’ve reached my quota for names and
Say Wha?! is a comedy night where engaging and charismatic performers put their comedic spin on some of the most cringe-worthy, embarrassing and painfully earnest writing in print. Say Wha?! has been running monthly for nearly two years and has been a part of the Vancouver Comedy Festival, Olio Festival,
If you missed last night’s Say Wha?! show, you missed my reading of 50 Shades of Grey. There is just too much bad/goodness in this book and too much hype around it not to share it with you, my lovely blog readers. I did live-tweet my reading of the book
I recently read Misha Glouberman & Sheila Heti’s book “The Chairs Are Where the People Go.” In it there is an essay called “These Projects Don’t Make Money” that really hit home with me. To summarize, the essay talks about Misha’s successful lecture series, Trampoline Hall and how because it
Vancouver Sun If you click on that link (or the image above) you will go to a video I did with the Vancouver Sun. Yeah, my WordPress site does not want to imbed this video. But … Say Wha?! the Vancouver Sun, a newspaper, is now doing videos. Way to
Humourist. Definition: A performer or writer of humorous material. As you know, I have a history of producing genre blurring shows: Teen Angst Night, Say Wha?!: Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing. Are they literary nights or comedy shows? In truth those shows lean towards comedy. Following that tradition but stepping further
Sara Bynoe 