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Erin Cebula -
Thursday, June 20
Erin is back at Global B.C. and works as the West Coast
reporter for ET Canada. And she's come a long way since
the days when eight-year-old Erin interviewed her family
on Christmas Day, poking them with a microphone, and
asking the really tough questions, like, "Are you happy
with the gift Grandma gave you?" Now she's chatting with
Hugh Jackman, the day he became People magazine's
"Sexiest Man Alive." Now she's dancing in the Michael
Buble video for "Just Haven't Met You Yet." Now she's
hanging ten in the Pacific with the stars of Hawaii
Five-O and traveling to the Arctic to dogsled and fly a
plane with the Ice Pilots. Not a bad way to spend a day
working for Canada's number one entertainment show, is
it?
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Mana Mansour -
Saturday, June 22
Leo award-winning television host, reporter & producer
Mana Mansour is Global BC1's Community Reporter,
presenting compelling stories about BC's most unique
people, places and events. Previously, Mana was the host
of Shaw Multicultural Channel, a reporter for the
lifestyle magazine program go! Vancouver on Shaw TV, &
host & producer of West Coast Style, Vancouver’s
premiere fashion & beauty segment on Shaw TV Vancouver.
Coming from a performing background with a BA in Theatre
from UBC, Mana’s desire to reach out to the world and
share stories brought her to the British Columbia
Institute of Technology, where she completed their
prestigious Broadcast Journalism Program. Prior to Shaw
TV, Mana held broadcasting positions during the 2010
Winter Olympic Games, at CTV News Vancouver and at
Entertainment Tonight Canada. A pop-culture junkie, Mana
has had the pleasure of interviewing such stars as Seth
Rogen, Chantal Kreviazuk, the cast of Degrassi, K-OS,
Jully Black, and her childhood idol Jeanne Beker.
Mana is also a very active emcee around the
community, having hosted hundreds of events, festivals
and parades across Metro Vancouver including The Chinese
New Year Parade, Coquitlam Canada Day, the Shaw Mini Sun
Run, the Vancouver Gutsy Walk, Surrey’s Vaisakhi Parade,
Pacific Centre’s Style Bar, the Crème de la Crème Grand
Wedding Showcase and fashion events for The Hudson’s Bay
Company. |
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Ellie Harvey -
Thursday, June 27 |
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TBA - Friday, June
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Jay Brazeau -
Saturday, June 29
Some highlights of Brazeau’s career - singing
and dancing in a dress and fat suit on stage playing
Edna Turnblad in the Canadian premiere of the musical
Hairspray for Mirvish Productions in Toronto. Singing
and dancing in the production of The Producers, and as
Tevye in 3 different productions of Fiddler on the Roof.
He will soon been seen as Father Mould sharing the big
screen in the feature film Horns starring Daniel
Radcliff. He was the recipient of the Film Critics Award
2007 as recognition of his significant body of film
work. He also has his own place on the British Columbia
Walk of Fame.Numerous television credits include
guest starring roles on The West Wing, Reaper, Blood
Ties, Psych, Supernatural, Falcon Beach, Stargate
Atlantis, Dead Man’s Gun, Level Up, Mr. Young, Tower
Prep, Eureka, Psych, DaVinci’s Inquest, U.C. Undercover,
Outer Limits, So Weird, 7 Days, Millennium, Harper’s
Island, Poltergeist, The Sentinel, The Adventures of
Shirley Holmes, North of Sixty, Jake and the Kid, My
Life as a Dog, The Marshall, The X-Files, The Odyssey
and Lonesome Dove. Jay also voices animated projects
such as The Playroom, The Big Snit, both NFB cartoons
were nominated for Oscars and he has worked on countless
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Here’s the truth - improvisers are natural fabricators of
stories and characters - they were born that way. But can they
really be easily deceived by a few good stories?
Vancouver TheatreSports™ League presents PANTS ON FIRE,
an improvised comedy show featuring special guests ready to tell
tales. Whether they’re the truth or just a lie is anyone’s
guess! Along with the help of the show host and the
lie-detecting senses of the audience, VTSL mainstage players
will sleuth their way to the truth and see if they can outwit
the guest. Once the players have separated the truth from the
lies, they’ll improvise a series of sketches based on the
guest’s stories.
It’s 90 minutes of fast paced improv comedy where you never
know where the truth ends and the lies begin.
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