Local Arts

It was a trip to India to study Ashtanga yoga that piqued Colette Lisoway's interest in print making.

Most musicals are of the upbeat variety, choked full with feel-good dance numbers and whimsical banter. Next to Normal is not like most musicals.

Port Coquitlam actor Helen Volkow will appear in the Fraser Valley Gilbert &?Sullivan Society's 30th anniversary production of The Mikado .

Coquitlam's Danika Revesz (at right) is one of five Tri-City residents taking part in the CircusWest production of Blue Sky Circus, which runs May 10 to 13 at the PNE Gardens in Vancouver.

Port Coquitlam will host a Mother's Day tea and fabric painting workshop on May 13. But the deadline to register closes Tuesday, May 8. Participants will see artist and retired elementary teacher Donna Polos create a floral fabric art keepsake.

A shley Freeborn has no qualms when she speaks about the latest production she's directing at Gleneagle secondary.

Several Tri-City residents with the SFU Pipe Band are in the Big Apple this week to play Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

Sixteen students with a Coquitlam dance studio will perform in Hansel and Gretel this weekend.

It was an event at Port Coquitlam's Carnoustie golf course that got the ball rolling.

T he Best Players are asking audience-goers to suspend disbelief - albeit for a couple hours - and enter into a enchanted forest filled with young Athenian lovers, amateur actors and fairies. Starting tonight (Wednesday), Coquitlam's Dr.