Audience Advisories

Not every Pacific Theatre play is suitable for every audience member. Some of our shows are ideal for kids, sometimes the work is clearly intended for adults, and sometimes it is dependent upon the specific maturity of our younger audience members. We want to make it possible for you to discern which of our shows will be most suited to you and your guests.

Tuesdays with Morrie

No Audience Advisory

Tuesdays with Morrie is suitable for all audience members.  A warm and uplifting look at the meaning of life through the eyes of a man whose life is coming to an end.  A great fit for patrons who loved Driving Miss Daisy and You Can’t Take it With You.

Re:Union

Mild Language

Re:Union includes some mild language and may not be suitable for all audiences.  A gripping exploration of the impact of one martyr’s act of witness against the horrors of the Vietnam War, it contains subject matter that may be difficult to some audience members.  Patrons who enjoyed Grace or Mourning Dove will love Re:Union.

A Christmas Carol

No Audience Advisory

A Christmas Carol is suitable for all audience members.  A stripped-down retelling of Dickens’ classic, this impassioned one-man performance restores the thrilling originality, wit, and fire of the original masterpiece.  Perfect for patrons who loved This Wonderful Life or The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

Danny and the Deep Blue Sea

Very Strong Language and Sexual Content

Danny and the Deep Blue Sea is not suitable for all audience members.  A ruthless and at times brutal study of alienation and the redemptive power of love, this production contains very strong language and sexual content.  Suitable for patrons who enjoyed Jesus  Hopped the ‘A’ Train.

Doubt, a Parable

Mature Subject Matter

Doubt, a Parable may not be suitable for younger audiences.  A cryptic search for the truth, this tightly woven mystery is an eloquent and provocative investigation of elusive truth and terrible consequences, and deals with mature subject matter.  Perfect for patrons who loved Grace or Prodigal Son.

The Meal

No Audience Advisory

The Meal is appropriate for all audience members.  A theatrical song cycle, The Meal is The Last Supper, before and after Jesus is present, featuring musicians from some of Vancouver’s top indie bands.  Great for patrons who enjoyed The Passion Project or our Music @ PT series.

100 Saints You Should Know

Mature Themes

100 Saints You Should Know may not be suitable for all audience members.  It contains brashly hilarious dialogue that includes some language, and includes references to mature themes.  Patrons who enjoyed Halo or Mass Appeal will enjoy 100 Saints You Should Know.

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