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“Things are changing rather quickly. We no longer share a reality”. A group of old friends get together for a dinner party, while rumours of an unimaginable change swirl around them. How do we face total transformation? An absurd comedy of manners with an existential heart, The Mosquitos is original new theatre written and directed […]
“Things are changing rather quickly. We no longer share a reality”. A group of old friends get together for a dinner party, while rumours of an unimaginable change swirl around them. How will they face total transformation? An absurd comedy of manners with an existential heart, The Mosquitos is original new theatre written and directed […]
“Things are changing rather quickly. We no longer share a reality”. A group of old friends get together for a dinner party, while rumours of an unimaginable change swirl around them. How do we face total transformation? An absurd comedy of manners with an existential heart, The Mosquitos is original new theatre written and directed […]
“Things are changing rather quickly. We no longer share a reality”. A group of old friends get together for a dinner party, while rumours of an unimaginable change swirl around them. How will they face total transformation? An absurd comedy of manners with an existential heart, The Mosquitos is original new theatre written and directed […]
David Garneau returns to the Nelson Museum with guests Susan Musgrave, Paul Seesequasis, and Fred Wah, for an artist talk and reading event, featuring excerpts from the Dark Chapters publication and amongst the artworks in Gallery A. This event is free and open to the public. Rocks and books, bones and shadows—studied in isolation, interpreted by […]
