Want to come to Say Wha?! on me? Enter this draw! Show is Wednesday, August 21 8-10pm at the Cottage Bistro and I’m gonna give away two tickets two it. I never do this. Why am I doing it? It’s my last show in Vancouver until October and we should
Say Wha?! The Podcast shares recordings from the comedy show Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing in Vancouver, BC, Canada. In this episode Say Wha?! host and producer Sara Bynoe reads from the disturbing book ‘How To Pick Up Topless Dancers.’ Drinking game: take a sip every time
Say Wha?! is back! Remember I took July off to do a Teen Angst Night and Say Wha?! The Musical Edition. Did you miss the regular show? What’s Say Wha?! Have you ever read a poorly written novel and thought to yourself, who publishes this crap? Or come across a
Ian Boothby reads from this self-published book in this episode of the podcast. Listen to the podcast on iTunes, RSS feed, or just stream it here:
Say Wha?! The Podcast shares recordings from my monthly comedy show Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing. In this episode stand-up comedian Ivan Decker shares what he has learned from a book he got to combat his social awkwardness: The Art of Talking to Anyone. Now go listen to the
Because Tweets count as reviews now We will do this show again. Thanks to everyone that came out to experience the inaugural show. Join my monthly mailing list to find out about the next one – or stay tuned to this blog!
Say Wha?! The Musical… Edition is tonight!!! A Say Wha?! show dedicated to the worst songs of the musical theatre canon. Produced by Sara Bynoe and Mike Mackenzie Featuring: Chris Adams, Cameron Dunster, Shantini Klaassen, Anna Kuman and Sayer Roberts. Tickets: $10 at the door – cash only Doors: 7:15
Episode eight of Say Wha?! The Podcast is out. I’ve been terrible about letting you blog followers know when new ones are released. I’m sorry. Will you forgive me? I’m super happy to share this episode with you because it features Eric Fell, the craziest romance novel plot I’ve ever
Not many people know this, but when I started performing my dream was to be in musicals. My first performance was in Jr High school, I played an aunt in A Child’s Christmas in Whales (which is more a play with songs than a musical). I did a few after school
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