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‘Once Upon a Dreadful Night’ experiments with improv and actual play

‘Once Upon a Dreadful Night’ experiments with improv and actual play

by Brianna Bock | Oct 8, 2026 | Culture, Performing Arts, Theatre

The new production group will be putting on two actual-play TTRPG performances later on Oct. 15 and 16 On Oct. 15 and 16, a new production group in Victoria, Once Upon a Dreadful Night (OUDN), will be putting on their inaugural improvised show, Dread Noir, an “actual...
‘The Women of the Fur Trade’ is a hilarious, unmissable production

‘The Women of the Fur Trade’ is a hilarious, unmissable production

by Brianna Bock | Sep 24, 2026 | Culture, Theatre

The Belfry Theatre’s season opener is a hilariously anarchic exploration of the Red River Rebellion The year is “eighteen hundred something something.” Outside a fort on the Reddish River (historically known as the Red River), what will become the Red River Rebellion...
Patrick Kelly awarded the Order of BC for efforts towards reconciliation

Patrick Kelly awarded the Order of BC for efforts towards reconciliation

by Brianna Bock | Sep 10, 2026 | News, Provincial

Kelly has held a number of volunteer and advisory positions, including several with the Gustavson School of Business. He was appointed for efforts ‘strengthening reconciliation and unity’ across the province On Aug. 3, 12 individuals were announced as recipients of...
Fringe Festival’s ‘Cabaret of Legends’ was a whirlwind of live performance

Fringe Festival’s ‘Cabaret of Legends’ was a whirlwind of live performance

by Brianna Bock | Sep 10, 2026 | Culture, Performing Arts, Theatre

Tymisha Harris’ exploration of Black musical legends through song was a standout performance at this years’ Victoria Fringe Festival At time of publication, the Victoria Fringe Festival has come to end, marking its 40th year. Hosted by Intrepid Studios, the Fringe...
The 2026 SALT New Music Festival explores proximity through contemporary music

The 2026 SALT New Music Festival explores proximity through contemporary music

by Brianna Bock | Sep 4, 2026 | Culture, Events, Music

“We believe that these are sounds to be shared” The SALT New Music Festival — a biennial event dedicated to contemporary music, where Canadian and international composers, performers, and ensembles gather together to perform — is back, from Sept. 1 to Sept. 20. ...
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