Twenty Something Theatre is a Vancouver based Jessie award-winning, independent theatre company dedicated to producing contemporary theatre that is provocative, edgy and relevant to our generation.
We are committed to providing Vancouver’s next generation of emerging artists and young professionals with opportunities to hone their craft and we strive to enhance Vancouver’s theatre community with productions that entertain and evoke the lives of today’s young people.
Currently celebrating our 10th anniversary season, Twenty Something Theatre has featured some of the city’s best up-and-coming artists in such highly acclaimed works as 52 Pick-Up by TJ Dawe & Rita Bozi, Tender Napalm by Philip Ridley, Wide Awake Hearts by Brendan Gall, Speech & Debate by Stephen Karam, The Bomb-itty of Errors by Jordan Allen-Dutton et al, Tough! by George F. Walker, Nocturne by Adam Rapp, Blue Surge by Rebecca Gilman, Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love by Brad Fraser, Suburbia by Eric Bogosian, The Fever by Wallace Shawn, The Shape of Things by Neil Labute and This Is Our Youth by Kenneth Lonergan.
Most recently, Twenty Something Theatre’s productions have been: nominated for 5 Jessie Richardson Awards (including Outstanding Production); the recipient of 2 Jessie Richardson Awards; and were presented by two of Western Canada’s largest regional theatre companies, the Arts Club Theatre and the Belfry Theatre.
Dedicated to new play development Twenty Something Theatre produced the World Premiere’s of Prodigals (2011) and Us & Everything We Own (2013) by Sean Minogue. Currently in development is Julie McIsaac’s The Out Vigil set to premiere in Spring 2016.
“Twenty Something Theatre fills an important function in Vancouver’s cultural ecology: it offers edgier scripts, including original works such as Sean Minogue’s Prodigals and, even in its name, attempts to appeal to a younger demographic. Our city needs theatrical entrepreneurs like the company’s artistic [producer] Sabrina Evertt.” – Colin Thomas, Georgia Straight.
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Modern connections: exploring the links between theater and the Stripchat app
Published on 03.01.2025
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