Upcoming Shows

WATERFRONT THEATRE 1412 Cartwright Street	PERFORMANCE WORKS 1218 Cartwright Street
Vancouver International Fringe Festival September 9 - 19 Pick of the Fringe September 23 - 26	Vancouver International Fringe Festival September 9 - 19 Stand Tall Education - African Nights September 21, 2010 Shooting Stars Foundation - Gambado September 23, 2010 Tomorrow Collective - Brief Encounters Sept. 30 - Oct. 2


Performance Works
SEPTEMBER 9 - SEPTEMBER 19 First Vancouver Theatrespace Society presents THE VANCOUVER FRINGE The Vancouver International Fringe Festival is B.C.’s largest theatre festival. This year’s Fringe will feature over 600 performances by more than 80 groups over 10 days in some of Vancouver’s best theatres, and is expected to attract close to 30,000 theatre-goers. Every year the Fringe delivers an eclectic mix of un-juried, uncensored theatrical offerings.	VENUE SHOW SCHEDULE There are 49 shows going up at Performance Works during the 2010 Vancouver Fringe Festival. CLICK HERE to explore your options. TICKETS $5 - $15 www.vancouverfringe.com Online Box Office opens August 5, 2010 Physical Box Office opens September 3, 2010 FRINGE PASS All Fringe attendees must purchase a membership for $5.00. INFORMATION www.vancouverfringe.com
Performance Works
SEPTEMBER 21, 2010 presents	SHOWTIME 7:00pm - 10:00pm Silent Auction Fundraiser featuring Jacki Essombe Village.Live African beat and African dancers. Full bar and free food. Raffle, door prizes, African crafts and lots more. INFORMATION www.africannights.ca (604) 566-1136 or (604) 224-3059 www.standtalleducation.org www.rosecharity.org
Performance Works
SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 presents	EVENT TIME 5:00pm - 11:00pm TICKETS Early Bird Tickets $130 (with a $50 Tax receipt) INFORMATION www.shootingstarsfoundation.org Contact: Hayley Potten gambado@telus.net 604-254-0292 *ONLINE AUCTION PREVIEW* CLICK HERE A feast for the senses... Fabulous Fare, Fun and Frivolity.
Performance Works
SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 2 presents BRIEF ENCOUNTERS 15 12 artists from diverse genres are paired up, given two weeks to get to know each other and to create a collaborative duet. It's an artistic blind date!	SHOWTIME 8:00pm The 15th installment of this popular series features artists Barbara Bourget (butoh dancer), Alexander Mackenzie (experimental film-maker), Natalie Purchwitz (fashion designer) and Jen Sookfong Lee (writer) among others. Besides the 6 duets, the show also features the premiere of a short dance film by The Tomorrow Collective, filmmaker Claudia Medina, choreographer Chick Snipper and composer Owen Belton. TICKETS $17 - $20 coming soon to... www.ticketstonight.ca 604-684-2787 INFORMATION www.tomorrowcollective.com
Performance Works

Waterfront Theatre
SEPTEMBER 9 - SEPTEMBER 19 First Vancouver Theatrespace Society presents The Vancouver International Fringe Festival is B.C.’s largest theatre festival. This year’s Fringe will feature over 600 performances by more than 80 groups over 10 days in some of Vancouver’s best theatres, and is expected to attract close to 30,000 theatre-goers. Every year the Fringe delivers an eclectic mix of un-juried, uncensored theatrical offerings.	VENUE SHOW SCHEDULE There are 48 shows going up at the Waterfront Theatre during the 2010 Vancouver Fringe Festival. CLICK HERE to explore your options. TICKETS $5 - $15 www.vancouverfringe.com Online Box Office opens August 5, 2010 Physical Box Office opens September 3, 2010 FRINGE PASS All Fringe attendees must purchase a membership for $5.00. INFORMATION www.vancouverfringe.com
Waterfront Theatre
SEPTEMBER 23 - SEPTEMBER 26 presents THE PUBLIC MARKET PICK OF THE FRINGE Displaying the four most popular shows of the festival! The Pick of the Fringe is also a fundraiser. Unlike the regular festival shows, where the artists keep 100% of the box office revenues, revenues from The Pick of the Fringe shows are split with the Fringe.	SHOWTIMES Selected performers will be announced at the end of this years Fringe. Stay tuned. TICKETS Details coming soon... INFORMATION www.vancouverfringe.com During the Fringe Festival, fans have the chance to rate each show they see using rating cards at each venue. When a show gets 100 ratings, it’s officially in the running for Pick of the Fringe! The scores are averaged, and the four most popular shows are invited to celebrate their success and do several extra performances at the Waterfront Theatre the week following the Festival.
Waterfront Theatre