Picks of the week - January 9, 2013

 

 
Vancouver Courier January 9, 2013
 
 
 
UFOs! Identity crises! Las Vegas! Former NPA councillor BC Lee! Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre’s latest production The Theory of Everything has it all. The pop culture-infused comedy written by Thai-American playwright Prince Gomolvilas runs Jan. 9 to 12 at the Roundhouse. For tickets and more information, go to vact.ca.
 

UFOs! Identity crises! Las Vegas! Former NPA councillor BC Lee! Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre’s latest production The Theory of Everything has it all. The pop culture-infused comedy written by Thai-American playwright Prince Gomolvilas runs Jan. 9 to 12 at the Roundhouse. For tickets and more information, go to vact.ca.

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UFOs! Identity crises! Las Vegas! Former NPA councillor BC Lee! Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre’s latest production The Theory of Everything has it all. The pop culture-infused comedy written by Thai-American playwright Prince Gomolvilas runs Jan. 9 to 12 at the Roundhouse. For tickets and more information, go to vact.ca.
 

UFOs! Identity crises! Las Vegas! Former NPA councillor BC Lee! Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre’s latest production The Theory of Everything has it all. The pop culture-infused comedy written by Thai-American playwright Prince Gomolvilas runs Jan. 9 to 12 at the Roundhouse. For tickets and more information, go to vact.ca.

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UFOs! Identity crises! Las Vegas! Former NPA councillor BC Lee! Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre’s latest production The Theory of Everything has it all. The pop culture-infused comedy written by Thai-American playwright Prince Gomolvilas runs Jan. 9 to 12 at the Roundhouse. For tickets and more information, go to vact.ca.
With the recent controversy/ debate over whether or not Ottawa has frozen funding for new aid projects in Haiti, Vancity Theatre’s screening of Michelle Mitchell’s documentary Haiti, Where Did the Money Go? couldn’t be more timely. Presented in collaboration with Haiti Solidarity B.C., with a panel discussion featuring the filmmaker, Haiti aid and solidarity workers, the provocative film screens Jan. 9, 6:30 p.m. More info at viff.org.
Local jazz singer Jaclyn Guillou has been on a roll as of late. Since receiving the CBC Galaxie Rising Star Award from the Vancouver International Jazz Festival in 2009, she’s been touring up a storm and recently released her debut album, To the City. Hear what all the fuss is about when she performs with guitarist David Blake, bassist James Meger and drummer Andrew Millar, Jan. 10 at Cory Weeds Jazz Cellar. For reservations and more info, call 604-738-1959 or go to cellarjazz.com.
Expect the floors of Venue to be sticky with Guinness and Irish whiskey by the time The Mahones are done playing. Formed in a Kingston, Ont. pub 23 years ago, the well-oiled Celtic rockers come to town Jan. 10 with Andrew Conroy. Tickets at Red Cat, Zulu, Highlife Records and ticketweb.ca.
 
 
 
 
 

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