THEATRE REPLACEMENT'S

EAST VAN PANTO: HERCULES

“The Panto is Theatre Replacement and The Cultch’s gift to Vancouver, a cherished, made-in-East-Van tradition and a real antidote to dark, rainy, westcoast weather”

—Jo Ledingham

Vancouver’s favourite holiday tradition is back with a rip-roaring, myth-busting, protein-shaking Panto packed with laughter, music and East Van magic!

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Presented by The Cultch
Produced by Theatre Replacement (Vancouver)

Writers: Pedro Chamale with Marcus Youssef
Director: Chelsea Haberlin
Music: Veda Hille

Deep under the streets of Vancouver, Hades — God of the No-Fun-Derworld — is digging his way to power with his newest megaproject: the Arbutus Subway System — also known as the A.S.S. Expansion! Wanting to be adored by humankind and determined to squash protests from woke East Van, Hades will stop at nothing to claim the city as his own.

Standing in his way is his nephew and reluctant hero, Hercules. Raised by Hera — Goddess of East Van, local activist and undisputed ruler of Science World — Hercules could save the day…if he weren’t too busy tackling his Labours while chiselling away at his own statuesque physique! When Hades schemes to seize Science World and turn it into a gleaming shrine to outdated masculinity, Herc is put to the ultimate test. Can he overcome his personal trials before Hades flexes his way to total domination?

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PRAISE

It’s the most hilarious time of the year!”

—Jay Minter, On the List

You know it’s the holiday season again when The Cultch and Theatre Replacement light up the York Theatre with its annual pantomime.

—Vince Kanasoot, Van City Vince

Theatre Replacement’s East Van Panto has become the most reliable theatrical offering in Vancouver’s cultural calendar.

—Colin Thomas, Vancouver Theatre Critic

Let me tell you about the East Van Panto: a hyperlocal show from East Vancouver that the whole country deserves to experience.

—Marsha Lederman, The Globe and Mail

ticket prices

Section A+:
$64

Section A:
$59

Section B:
$49

Section C:
$35

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