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Merry Wives of Windsor leads the way in Vancouver’s Jessie theatre award nominations
Bard on the Beach’s production of Merry Wives of Windsor – set in Windsor, Ont., – leads the nominations in the large-production category for the 31st annual Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards in Vancouver, with seven
May 21, 2013
How a Twitter debate led to one theatre's money-back guarantee
A small Vancouver theatre company is taking the rare step of offering refunds at intermission to audience members who don’t like its upcoming show
May 20, 2013
Canadian comedian loses gig at casino after heckling incident
Christina Walkinshaw confronted a staff member about being sexually heckled after a performance and says the casino later decided not to rebook her
May 16, 2013
A first for a Vancouver auction house: A video work of art
Heffel’s spring sale features some Riopelles from his former mistress as well as a video first
May 14, 2013
Made in Canada, huge in China: This Chinese-Canadian producer now has ‘lots of bragging rights’
Modestly budgeted Chinese romcom shot in Vancouver (with a B.C. co-producer in Hong Kong-born Shan Tam) has become one of the Top 10-grossing domestic films in China’s history
May 13, 2013
Experiments in venue: Take me out to the … opera?
Ballpark performances and other venue experiments are attracting new audiences and feeding a sense of renewal
May 12, 2013
B.C. film industry takes action during election campaign
Facing grim prospects, the government’s decision not to raise tax credits for the film industry causes them to turn on the Liberals
May 10, 2013
The Beatles’ long-ago secretary tells (almost) all in Good ol’ Freda
Five decades after serving as the Fab Four’s Girl Friday, a charming Liverpudlian breaks her silence on the storied band’s inner workings
May 10, 2013
High art: Philanthropist Michael Audain reveals design for his Whistler museum
B.C. philanthropist Michael Audain unveils expanded architect's plans for his proposed Audain Art Museum in the ski-resort town of Whistler
May 07, 2013
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Marsha Lederman is the Western Arts Correspondent for The Globe and Mail, based in Vancouver. She covers the film and television industry, visual art, literature, music, theatre, dance, cultural policy, and other related areas.
Marsha Lederman is the Western Arts Correspondent for The Globe and Mail, based in Vancouver. She covers the film and television industry, visual art, literature, music, theatre, dance, cultural policy, and other related areas. Before joining The Globe, Marsha worked for CBC Radio, mostly in Toronto, where she held a variety of positions, including National Arts Reporter, morning news editor, and founding senior producer on Q. Marsha also worked for many years in private radio as a reporter, news anchor and talk show host. She was born in Toronto and has lived in Vancouver since 2007.
