A Bite Tonight
The “world’s longest radio play” was written by Patrick Ready and loosely based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula, with Opal Nations as the artist-vampire, Suzanne Ksinan as…
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Western Front's physical archives are located at 303 E 8th Ave, Vancouver.
The archives are open by appointment to all researchers on Thursdays and Fridays. Please contact our archivist, Anna Tidlund, to plan your visit.
Results filed under: Lux Radio Players
A Clear Cut Case
This was the first formal performance by Lux Radio Players, starring Kate Craig and Flakey Rose Hip as the Soni Twins, with the Wagnettes, Tex…
Weather or Naught
Commissioned by the Burnaby Art Gallery, this play saw the introduction of Patrick Ready’s “rhythm machine,” a system of wheel-driven arms that banged drums, shook…
Habitart
In June of 1976 the city was transformed by the United Nations Conference on Housing. Habitat Forum was a large satellite of the main conference…