Christina Haska She/Her

@pizzafan89.bsky.social

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I love #movies and #theatre! Always looking to find a #podcast I love, and try my hand at a new hobby. Lucky to be living in #YYJ! 
https://haskashaunt.com/

The cover page that says: I’ve seen that - Fringe shows that I have already seen and think you will love
A hand holds a mini bill for the show. A black an white image on a small yellow printout with people holding ofdd poses.
A hand holds the programme in front of the stage. The programme has a crystal ball and a seeing eye on the front.
A group of actors in regency inspired costumes are on the steps of a yellow house with white trim. In the foreground are lovely red flowers on a bush.
A programme for Kinky Boots - a thigh high pair of red boots forms the K. Behind the programme is the stage with a screen featuring the outside wall of an old fashioned brick factory.
A hand holds the programme in front of a stage filled with banjoes on stands. The programme has Keith playing a banjo while wearing a ball cap.
A dance stage is set with blue pre show lights, with papers in a symbol used to represent the Métis community.
A collection of images from the festival, including a hand holding a programme, Celine stubel, the adjudicator, speaking, and snaps of the sets.
A programme opened to the page for Death, the Dance, and the Girl. Behind it, the stage is set with a modest but comfortable office style set.
A program in front of the set of something weird - two dance barres and nothing else
A lone sunflower on the stage is illuminated, waiting in a pot
A photo of the program opened to the landlord’s game page - behind it, the set is made up of board game covers
A picture of the art card featuring a woman made of driftwood and indicating the show runs until May 31
A hand holds the acting can be murder programme in front of the stage with red curtains covering the stage.
A band playing various instruments, including fiddles and guitar and a hurdy gurdy, all the players are smiling
A flat lay of two books: the crescent moon tearoom, and How to be Okay when Nothing is Okay, with a Canadian independent Bookstore flyer on top.
A hand holds the programme. It is red with a woman falling in a white dress with her husband reaching down and falling after her.
A hand holds the programme for Casey and Diana, which includes a stylized image of princess diana looking to the side.
A hand holds the programme for perseverance in front of the stage.
An expectant crowd waits in the theatre, all facing ahead to a set with a wash of blue lights and a back curtain with glowing stars.
A layout image of a beautiful sunset over the bay, the Artemis astronauts hugging while suspended in air, and a zoom in of the fingers on the Sistine Chapel.
A hand holds the waiting in the wings programme in front of the stage.
A hand holds a card that says big stuff and a little golf pencil
A hand holds a ticket for Benevolence in front of the stage
A group of singers in red shirts are on stage with dramatic swoops projected on the curtain behind them.
I stand in front of a screen projecting the words “a statistical approach to hope”
A hand holds the Tosca programme in front of of the stage. A large handwritten letter is projected onto the screen.
A PowerPoint screen with “a statistical approach to hope” and a mug that says “wake up and smell the strangeness”
The poster for hallo Betty. The lead actress stands facing the viewer in a green cardigan while standing in a boardroom with an image of Betty Bossi behind her.
A blue mug with a speckled brown glaze is topped with marshmallows, a graham cracker crumble, and a squiggle of chocolate. It looks delicious!
A line of dancers on the stage in dark costumes, the lights are caught by stage fog
A shot of the title screen before the movie starts. It features the Vic logo wearing a Santa hat and a poster of Dr. Zhivago
A hand holds the hidden people programme in front of the stage. It’s lit with a blue light.
A stage of marionettes with me sitting at the front of the stage and my partner standing next to the puppeteer at the top
A hand holds the white Christmas programme in front of the stage. It features read background and four actors in red costumes smiling at the camera.
The six members of the Strumbellas play instruments against a wavy lit backdrop and illuminated circular panels.
A hand holds the programme in front of the stage. It features a stylized image of a young woman in a wheelchair, next to a man in a hospital bed
Jeremy Dutcher stands centre stage at the mic with his drummer to the left of him, and another band member behind him.
A hand holds the programme in front of the stage curtain
A hand holds the program in front of the stage
A hand holds the number program - A black and white illustration of three men in a line looking down on a man sitting in a couch
The moon peeks out behind Craigdarroch castle - with beautiful stone masonry and several balconies.
A hand holds the burning mom programme in front of the stage, which has an RV on it.