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Another cool play slides onto the Chemainus Theatre stage

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By Don Bodger Verified
| Port Hardy, North Island Gazette Verified
Hockey and curling aren’t subjects you typically see played out in storylines on stage in live theatre performances. After all, the ice component or environment is obviously difficult to replicate. But the Chemainus Theatre staff is never one to stand on its laurels or play it safe. Anything and everything is fair game and this latest production is a fine example.
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Element art themes a breath of fresh air

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By Don Bodger Verified
| Chemainus Valley Courier Verified
Air. It’s everywhere, but you can’t see it. Air is also everywhere in an upcoming Chemainus art exhibit by Skye Skagfeld, but you can see it in her interpretive paintings. Air is the latest featured element in Skagfeld’s regular quarterly shows at the Skye Gallery in the St. Joseph’s Artist Studios that formerly housed St. Joseph’s Catholic School on Elm Street. The exhibit will be open one day only on Thursday, March 21 from 11 a.m.-8 p.m., just after the official 2024 spring equinox March 20.
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Background dictates Chemainus author’s storylines

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By Don Bodger Verified
| Chemainus Valley Courier Verified
There’s a fine line between fact and fiction in Joanna Vander Vlugt’s writing. That’s because the Chemainus author and illustrator uses personal work experience and also incorporates the significance of world events into the plot while crafting her stories. Vander Vlugt, who turns 58 later this month, has just released her third novel, Spy Girls. It’s another thriller that follows in the same vein as her debut novel, The Unravelling, and subsequent book Dealer’s Child.
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