[e-drive][TICKETS: EQUITY DISCOUNT, VANCOUVER]

[Kaethe Yanovsky]

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Pangaea Arts is offering Equity members a discount on seats to Einstein's
Dreams.
Equity price: $10  (Regular prices $15 and $12)

Previews May 2, Opens Friday May 3.
Runs through May 5, then May 7 to 12, every night at 8pm
(also a matinee on May 5 at 2pm).
At The Roundhouse - 181 Roundhouse Mews

Einstein's Dreams is an exhilarating meditation on time, a choreographed
fusion of Asian and Western theatrical forms, spoken word, physical theatre,
multi-media projection, and original music.

Set in Berne, Switzerland in 1905, Einstein's Dreams revolves around a
series of hypothetical dreams a 26-year-old Albert Einstein has while
grappling with relativity - the relationship between time, space and motion.
During his waking hours as a patent clerk, he works on his logical
equations, and when he goes to sleep, his dreams continue the work.

Adapted from Alan Lightman's international best-selling novel.

The international cast includes Camyar Chai (Equity member), Yuan-Tzeng Hsia
(Ta-peng Peking Opera Company, Taiwan), Camille Gingras (Roughhouse Theatre,
England), Akiko Chadani (Warabi-za Company, Japan) Paulo Ribeiro (Equity
member), Lee-Hsiao Ying Hsia (Chi-lin Peking Opera Company, Taiwan), Nanao
Kobayashi (Ryuzanji Company, Japan), as well as composer Judy Specht, video
artist Shawn Chappelle, lighting designer Phil Hewitt, and costume designer
Margaret McKea. Adapted by Camille Gingras, with the company. Directed by
Equity member Heidi Specht.

Tickets are available only at the door. For reservations call 604.875.8316


Members need only present their Equity cards
at the box office to receive a discount.


For more information, see www.pangaea-arts.com


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Pangaea Arts is an intercultural, interdisciplinary world
arts theatre, formed to promote cross-cultural interaction
and the exchange of ideas between diverse communities
and artists, and to introduce Canadian audiences to
performance traditions from around the world.
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