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Teen Angst: May 13

Teen Angst: May 13
The Railway Club
579 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver
7:30-9pm
$7 at the door
Free if you read: e-mail teenangstpoet(at)gmail.com

Tales in Teen Angst Poetry in Vancouver (well just outside)

Feb. 16, 8 pm-

Tales in Teen Angst Poetry -Sara Bynoe's Teen Angst standup/ poetry show.

At The Tsawwassen Arts Centre

1172 56th St, Delta, BC

Tickets at the door: $10-12.

I hope you can make it out to the'burbs to see it.

Part stand-up comedy, part performance poetry, part theatre- all Sara Bynoe!

You'll leave this show wishing you never threw out/ burned your old journals and singing the tune of "Fuck off and die."

Expect the show to be a medley of mortification; poems of rhyming swears, classic teen ravings like ‘no one understands my pain’ and ‘I will never love again,’ a heart-bleeding song inspired by break-ups and an ode or two to Kurt Cobain. Part stand-up comedy, part poetry reading, and part verbatim theatre, Fuck off and Die is a heartfelt yet hilarious valentine for every lonely, angry and misunderstood teenager that ever lived because the truth is everyone understands your pain. Especially Sara.

Directed by AJ Demers (host of The Spin on City TV Calgary and a Loose Moose alumni), Sara Bynoe will have you leaving this show wishing you never threw out/ burned your old journals (or really thankful that you did).

Fuck Off and Die at the Toronto Fringe

July 4-15

Finally Sara's got her Teen Angst Poetry Solo Show together and she's doing it in Toronto. Well, probably a preview in Calgary first (Cowtown is the birth place of her teen angst).

Yes, after years of demands (yes, there've been a few) audiences will hear an hour full of Sara's bad teen angst poetry that's become so... classic. You'll hear all the hits in this spectaculanza- from James (Sara's first boyfriend), to the Flava (the suburban gang that called Sara 'Dirty Girl'), and all the pointless ramblings of early teen angst, even an ode or two to Kurt Cobain (who would have been 40 by now had he not 'killed himself').

Part stand-up comedy, part performance poetry, part theatre- all Sara Bynoe!

You'll leave this show wishing you never threw out/ burned your old journals and singing the tune of "Fuck off and die."

Toronto get ready!

Teen Angst: A Retro Comedy Night

Thursday May 31 at The Annex, 307 W Cordova Street, Vancouver, 8-10 pm

An open mic comedic reading series where everyday people read from their embarrassing old journals, poems, songs, essays (and more), in front of an audience. Part stand-up comedy, part poetry reading, part karaoke (in the way you go to watch people embarrass themselves). Similar shows are popping up all over North America, come and see the one that's been going strong since 2000! That's like nearly 7 years of angst- you could go through high school twice again!