Look! That’s my podcast on the New and Notable page on iTunes, middle row, on the far left. At least it did in Canada. I’m not sure how iTunes works. How did I find this out? A stranger on Twitter told me they heard my podcast and found me because
I am working for the PuSh Festival and really wish I could volunteer for this show. Since I cannot, you should! There is an info session tonight at the Roundhouse. Do it! VOLUNTEER FOR 2013 PUSH FESTIVAL SHOW: DO YOU SEE WHAT I MEAN? The PuSh Festival is looking for
On Thursday, June 7, 2012 I will be celebrating two whole years of Say Wha?! at the Cottage Bistro. Please join me and some funny readers as we celebrate the worst in publishing and over 24 shows full of terrible books. Still don’t know what this show is about? Seriously?! Have
I’m super excited to be doing a show in New West’s wonderful River Market. I’ve brought along three of Say Wha?!’s all-star readers who will be sharing two books each for this very fun and packed show. I hope you can join us. If you live outside of Vancouver I’m
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,
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
If you’re a regular attendee of my events you might have heard that there is no Say Wha?! in December. If you haven’t heard, I’m sorry to break the news to you so late in the month. See, I’ve been busy. For the first time in a while I’ve been working
Thursday September 22 is a very special day. It’s the last day of summer (boo hoo!), it’s the first day of the Olio Festival which celebrates the best local and international independent talent in music, art, comedy, skate & film but, most importantly, September 22 is the next Say Wha?!
Holy moly September is going to rock. It’s basically the month of all my shows times two. Here’s a quick run down: Friday, September 9 – Say Wha?! at the Vancouver Fringe Bar 8-10pm Saturday, September 10- Teen Angst at the Vancouver Fringe Bar 8-9:30 Saturday, September 10 – Literary
Dance Dance Party Party is a girls-only free-form dance class with a emphasis on fun that I’m the Den Mother for. DDPP was started by a coupled of amazing ladies named Glennis McMurray and Marcy Girt. These two friends loved dancing at the clubs with gal pals, but loathed cover
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