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The Rosie O’Donnell Show meets the Jerry Springer Show, in the ultimate live drag herstory lesson. Get an insider’s look at Vancouver’s indigenous drag community in the bedazzled talkshow event of the season.
Ever wondered where drag queens come from? Tucked & Plucked unearths the history of the drag movement, and more specifically the indigenous drag community in Vancouver.Following the rise of drag culture alongside – and often directly impacting –the queer rights movement, this glamorous and outrageous talk show explores the effects these audacious individuals have had on social and political change.Co-hosted by real-life drag husbands, The Queen of East Van, Isolde N. Barron (Cameron Mackenzie) and TheBaddest Bitch Peach Cobblah (Dave Deveau). And if these real-life drag husbands weren't enough, their star-studded lineup of Vancouver's greatest and most influential indigenous drag royals will bedazzle parts of the local history that you've never heard.
Created by Isolde N. Barron(Cameron Mackenzie) and Peach Cobblah (Dave Deveau)
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Two new musicals play with fresh ideas in development.
Loosely inspired by Réjean Ducharme's book of poems L’Hiver de force, Straight Jacket Winter is a semi-autobiographical work about the the growing phenomenon of mass mobility and its repercussions for our social and emotional lives, and for our sense of who we are.
How do you mark a special occasion? For one week, Siminovitch Prize winning director Nadia Ross will explore this idea in residency and will share what she’s come up with in one public presentation.
Nova Dance is embarking on a major new production and are looking to connect with dancers trained in classical Indian dance styles.
A transdisciplinary, audience immersive performance exploring the connection between co-presence and the rise of contemporary fascism.
Magnetic North is Canada’s only national theatre festival. We play an active role in creating transformative, community-building experiences and opportunities for theatre makers, producers, and audiences across the country.
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