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Pornography at Theatre Inconnu (North American premiere)

Monday, May 2nd, 2011

Want to see a remarkable play? Go see Pornography, Simon Stephens’s captivating play set in London in July 2005. It’s currently having its North American premiere at Victoria BC’s Theatre Inconnu. Read this entry for my two-thumbs-up review.

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“Moscow Stations” at Victoria’s Theatre Inconnu

Saturday, December 25th, 2010

Right now, Victorians have a rare chance to see the Canadian premiere of Moscow Stations, Stephen Mulrine’s adaptation and translation of Venedikt Yerofeev’s novel Moscow to Petushki. A one-man play starring Theatre Inconnu‘s Clayton Jevne, the piece takes you through the stations of the drunkard’s cross as he tries to reach salvation in the perpetually […]

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