Say Wha?! One Year Anniversary Show Photos
Photos from Aaron Alexander. Follow Aaron and his profiling of BC Artists at http://www.BCBuzz.ca or on Twitter @BCBuzztv
Photos from Aaron Alexander. Follow Aaron and his profiling of BC Artists at http://www.BCBuzz.ca or on Twitter @BCBuzztv
Tonight is the night! One year. Lots of shows. The Vancouver Comedy Festival. The Vancouver International Poetry Festival. A Show in Victoria. Dozens of funny people. Dozens of terrible books. Tonight we celebrate it all. Come to the Cottage Bistro -4470 Main Street to join in on the fun. Show
In June of 2010 a new show was born; part literary reading, part stand-up comedy, 100% takin’ the piss out of publishing. Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing has been a strongly attended monthly show and was included in the programming of BOTH the Vancouver Comedy Festival and the
I live in Canada. Hockey is our national sport. Or so I think. I’m not going to bother looking it up. I live in Vancouver. Vancouver’s hockey team is in the Stanley Cup finals. The finals have gone to game 7. This will be the game that determines who wins
Actually, it’s a radio show on Co-op radio that gets made into a podcast. Isn’t technology wonderful? If you missed me a few weeks ago on a Sunday from 11pm- midnight on “What’s So Funny” the radio show hosted by Guy MacPhearson (he covers comedy for The Georgia Straight), you
I finally got around to editing and, more importantly, posting some sound clips from the last few months. More to come shortly! Yay! Devon Lougheed, Vancouver’s music and comedy scenester with a distinctive haircut, shared a song his teenage self wrote at Teen Angst Night in April 2011. If you’ve
Happy Birthday Say Wha?! In June of 2010 a new show was born; part literary reading, part stand-up comedy, 100% takin’ the piss out of publishing. Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing has has been a strongly attended monthly show and was included in the programming of BOTH the
I always mean to hire a photographer for Say Wha?! but in the fluster of working full-time these days and getting the show up and going, I inevitably forget about it. Luckily, this month a talented young photog was in the audience and allowed me to share these with you.
One day while I was attending Goldsmiths I looked up and saw a recognizable face. A girl with long ginger hair and saucer sized eyes was walking through the cafeteria of the East London University. “Is that the Princess?” I asked my classmates. They looked up, shrugged and said, “Oh