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The much-awaited musical Red Letters finally hits the Roundhouse Performance Centre on Friday the 26th. Tickets are $25 in advance, or $20 for students and seniors. All tickets are $35 at the door, cash only. Check out our write-up at schemamag.ca, as well as a recent photoshoot with the cast at www.vact.ca for a sneak preview...and don't miss your chance to see the real thing!
Showtimes: 8pm nightly with select matinee performances
November 26 - December 4 with Preview November 25 at the Roundhouse Performance Centre, Vancouver
December 30 - January 8, 2011 with Preview December 29 at the Gateway Theatre Studio, Richmond
January 13 - January 16 with Preview January 12 at the Metro Studio Theatre, Victoria
For sample tracks and more ticket information go to www.vact.ca.
"RED LETTERS is the moving story of Shen, an immigrant from China, who leaves his wife Mei to come to Canada seeking his fortune. Once established, he hopes to bring her over to join him. With the enactment of the $500 head tax and the Exclusion Act in 1923, the promise of Gold Mountain is betrayed. Harsh realities of life in Vancouver force Shen to take drastic action if he is ever to see his dreams fulfilled."
Tomorrow is your last chance to win free tickets to Red Letters at georgiastraight.com!
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