Greetings Delinquents,

Delinquent Theatre has a new home on the web!  Come “like” our page by September 7th, and you’ll be entered to win two tickets to see Oh My God at the Vancouver International Fringe Festival. 

 So come on over, cause we like you!  As more than a friend…

On Thursday, Delinquent Theatre ADs Laura and Christine, and Oh My God actors Sarah and Karina headed down to St. Pauls Anglican Church in the West End to shoot our press photos.

We worked up a sweat posing, adjusting, directing, focusing and shooting for over an hour and a half, but we’re pretty happy with the result.  See for yourself!

We’d like to thank Markus and Barry at St. Pauls Anglican Church for letting use their beautiful church for our photo shoot.  St. Pauls is a warm and wonderful place, and we thank them for their support!

What other time of year does one get to see dozens of new works, see plays in coffee shops, docks, trees and fire escapes, and party nightly with dozens of national and international theatre artists all in the space of two weeks?  That’s right, Delinquents.  It’s Fringe Festival time!

Fresh from the success of Parked: An Indie Rock Musical for Novelty Instruments, the Delinquent team is about to head back to the rehearsal hall for Oh My God, an original play by Josephine Mitchell.  Starring Delinquent Theatre veteran Tich Wilson (Spring Awakening) and new friend Karina Palmitesta, the cast of OMG is fearlessly led by Delinquent AD Laura McLean.  We’ll have more info to come in the weeks leading up to the Fringe Festival, but consider this your warning.  Fringe is coming, and you’d better be ready!  Bone up on the dozens of other fantastic shows taking Granville Island by storm, and check out our fellow BYOV friends who are taking over Carousel Theatre with us at http://www.vancouverfringe.com.

Bonjour Delinquents,

We hope you’re having a great summer and enjoying the… uh… lovely weather we’ve been having.  While Delinquent Theatre gears up for Oh My God (our entry in the 2011 Vancouver International Fringe Festival), Delinquent Laura McLean has been hard at work with another company, the House Party Collective, putting up Party This Weekend.

The Cast of Party This Weekend

It’s an interactive, site specific theatre experience unlike any that’s been seen in Vancouver – become a guest at a party and follow one of four main party guests through a drama-filled, booze-fueled evening of revelations, fights, and even an acoustic guitar performance.  Head over the Party This Weekend website for more info and book soon, shows are already selling out!