Dance Dance Party Party got a great article in the New York Times! I’m so excited to be part of such a fantastic organization. Read the article HERE. Ms. Brandel said. “I think at D.D.P.P., the premise is, ‘We’re all awesome; let’s have fun together.’ ”
I was at Queen Elizabeth Park this weekend and saw a young woman sitting alone in the grass. She sipped on her drink, wrote in her journal and then clipped her toenails.
Back in the day I went to theatre school in Calgary. There I met a fantastic group of people, most of whom I’m still in contact with today. One of those lovely people is Alicia. Alicia is a talented actress who married Michael, who was also in our class and
Tonight’s Say Wha?! has been getting a lot of attention. Check it out! Vancouver Courier says: Cringe benefits Sara Bynoe, the talented and charming mover-and-shaker who brought Teen Angst poetry nights to discerning Vancouverites, is back with another edition of her equally popular Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing.
These two short pieces of writing are inspired by Lydia Davis whose writing I’m reading and LOVING it. Yeah, that’s right, I read good literature sometimes, it’s not all Say Wha?!* material. A Woman Is Not A Piece of Fruit When we made out he touched me like he was
Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing Vancouver’s most engaging and charismatic performers put their comedic spin on some of the most cringe-worthy, embarrassing and painfully earnest writing in print; the result is hilarity. When: Wednesday August 11, 2010 @ 8-10 pm Where: Cottage Bistro – 4470 Main Street @
Saturday night I was biking with my friend Michael on East 10th Avenue when our quiet night took a turn. We’d been biking past a guy and his girlfriend on our way to East Van; the girl was pedaling slowly having difficulty with a hill. When the hill switched to
Letter to people that want to read at Say Wha?! Dear You, Thank you for your interest in reading at Say Wha?! Here’s what you need to know about the show. Please try see a show before reading at it (or asking to read at it) so that you get
Sara Bynoe 