Performance

In November 2016, Pi Theatre will present the world premiere of Peter Dickinson's new performance script, Long Division, at the Gateway Theatre in Richmond.

Long Division is a multimedia, physical theatre piece about the mathematics of human connection. Peter will be working directly with Pi to see how this work can be translated from the page to the stage. 

Long Division focuses on 7 characters linked - sometimes directly, sometimes more obliquely - by a sequence of events. These characters offer lessons on number theory, geometry and logic, while revealing aspects of their inner lives, and...

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What makes a play so controversial that authorities ban it from the stage?

That's exactly what we're exploring in our Lost Words series.

The final Lost Words will be held on Tuesday March 22nd, 2016, in celebration of our great country, Canada.

March 22, 2016: Canada Edition

For our fourth and final Lost Words presentation, we are focusing on the theme of:
Canada and Canadians. What turns us on? What turns us off?

Our amazing guests for this event were Quelemia Sparrow and Jonathan Seinen.

Pi is excited to...

What makes a play so controversial that authorities ban it from the stage?

That's exactly what we're exploring in our Lost Words series.

The second Lost Words will be held on Tuesday December 1st, 2015 and it is our Religion Edition.

December 1, 2015: Religion

Tis the season to be censored!
Come out to our December edition of Lost Words to get a taste of theatre that was deemed to be too sacrilegious for people to hear and see.

Our incredible guest artists for this Edition are Adele Noronha and Anousha Alamian.

For more information about this series, please visit Lost Words.

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In April 2016, The Cultch will present Pi Theatre's Canadian Premiere production of Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Ayad Akhtar's The Invisible Hand.

For more information about the show, please visit The Invisible Hand.

Showtimes:

8pm: April 6 - 9, 12-16, 19-23 

Opening Night is April 6th

Talkbacks will be held on April 10, 12, 17 and 19, following the productions. Speak Up! will be held on April 21 following the production. Speak Up! is your chance to get talking. Stick around after the performance for a chance to discuss it with each other; ask questions, offer your insights and...