Roxanne Hooper

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Lawyer helps bring Shakespearean misadventures to Langley stage

1 week ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Roxanne Hooper

Scott Johnston hoped for a bit part, as a way for him to break back into acting, and rekindle his skills on stage. So, he auditioned for the smaller role of Pistol, one of the servants, in the upcoming Bard in the Valley’s production of “The Merry Wives of Windsor.” Little did the 48-year-old Fort Langley lawyer think he’d land the lead role of Sir John Falstaff, in this William Shakespeare comedy.
Lawyer helps bring Shakespearean misadventures to Langley stage

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Roxanne Hooper

Scott Johnston hoped for a bit part, as a way for him to break back into acting, and rekindle his skills on stage. So, he auditioned for the smaller role of Pistol, one of the servants, in the upcoming Bard in the Valley’s production of “The Merry Wives of Windsor.” Little did the 48-year-old Fort Langley lawyer think he’d land the lead role of Sir John Falstaff, in this William Shakespeare comedy.
Sword-fighting, axe-throwing comic brings laughs home

1 week ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Roxanne Hooper

Delaney Gilmour is performing in her hometown of Langley this weekend, as part of the Very Very Improv Theatre group – once again expected to leave a full house at Bez Arts Hub patrons clutching their guts with pains of laughter. Very Very Improv, a Fraser Valley-based comedy troupe, has been bring improv to Langley – and specifically the Bez – once a month, mostly on the last Saturday of the month, since September, and periodically before that.
Sword-fighting, axe-throwing comic brings laughs home

1 week ago | aldergrovestar.com | Roxanne Hooper

Delaney Gilmour is performing in her hometown of Langley this weekend, as part of the Very Very Improv Theatre group – once again expected to leave a full house at Bez Arts Hub patrons clutching their guts with pains of laughter. Very Very Improv, a Fraser Valley-based comedy troupe, has been bring improv to Langley – and specifically the Bez – once a month, mostly on the last Saturday of the month, since September, and periodically before that.
VIDEO: Old-west themed festival in Langley rocks it for cancer care

2 weeks ago | mapleridgenews.com | Roxanne Hooper

A bag full of money was thrown into the air, as bandits made good their escape on horseback after the sheriff let go a few rounds from his six-shooter and foiled (with help from a few Langley Mounties) a [fake] bank robbery on the streets of Jamestown this weekend.
VIDEO: Old-west themed festival rocks it for cancer care

2 weeks ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Roxanne Hooper

A bag full of money was thrown into the air, as bandits made good their escape on horseback after the sheriff let go a few rounds from his six-shooter and foiled (with help from a few Langley Mounties) a [fake] bank robbery on the streets of Jamestown this weekend.
Golfers get chance to swing for the paws

3 weeks ago | aldergrovestar.com | Roxanne Hooper

While dogs are typically not encouraged on the greens of any Langley golf courses, there's going to be an exception made later this month. A number of cute and cuddly pups will be chauffeured around the Fort Langley Golf Course in golf carts on Friday, June 20, sharing kisses to grateful and willing participants in the Paws on the Green golf tournament.
Golfers get chance to swing for the paws

3 weeks ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Roxanne Hooper

While dogs are typically not encouraged on the greens of any Langley golf courses, there's going to be an exception made later this month. A number of cute and cuddly pups will be chauffeured around the Fort Langley Golf Course in golf carts on Friday, June 20, sharing kisses to grateful and willing participants in the Paws on the Green golf tournament.
Chad Brownlee returns to Langley for cancer fundraiser

1 month ago | langleyadvancetimes.com | Roxanne Hooper

One mystery solved. Canadian country artist Chad Brownlee will be one of the three secret headliners performing at Gone Country: Jamestown happening in his old hometown of Langley next week. It's been several years since Brownlee performed at Gone Country. He was the only artist in the history of the Twins Cancer Fundraising (TCF) charity event, explained co-founder Chris Ruscheinski, who ever had bras thrown up on the stage at him.
Chad Brownlee returns to Langley for cancer fundraiser

1 month ago | aldergrovestar.com | Roxanne Hooper

One mystery solved. Canadian country artist Chad Brownlee will be one of the three secret headliners performing at Gone Country: Jamestown happening in his old hometown of Langley next week. It's been several years since Brownlee performed at Gone Country. He was the only artist in the history of the Twins Cancer Fundraising (TCF) charity event, explained co-founder Chris Ruscheinski, who ever had bras thrown up on the stage at him.