Previous events
Canceled due to COVID19.
This show is back on! (after being cancelled due to Covid19). Thanks Mark at the Tree House ❤️🎶✌️
John Gogo with Jena Gogo & Eric Duquette
Here’s a link: https://www.39daysofjuly.ca/ This festival is an annual event in the Cowichan Valley. For obvious reasons it has been forced to become a “live streaming” event this year. I believe a very limited number of tickets to see it live are also available.
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020 Doors: 7pm, Show: 7:30 Tickets: $20 at the door OR Advance tickets: $16 (includes postage) Please click here to buy your advance ticket(s) https://johngogo.com/tickets Please tell your friends and neighbours, thank you! “This engaging one-man show revisits the mining & logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk songs & tales from four generations of a pioneer family offer a gritty view beneath the surface of history.” PS Paul Phillips Hall is often (mistakingly!) referred to as Theatre Innconnu, because they use the Hall for their events.
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020 3pm Matinee! (Doors 2:30) Tickets: $20 at the door OR Advance tickets: $16 (includes postage) Please click here to buy your advance ticket(s) https://johngogo.com/tickets The ‘Anne Mac’ Studio is part of (and adjacent to) Presentation House Theatre. Please tell your friends and neighbours, thank you! “This engaging one-man show revisits the mining & logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk songs & tales from four generations of a pioneer family offer a gritty view beneath the surface of history.”
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020 Doors, kitchen & bar: 6pm. Showtime: 7:30 Tickets: $20. available online via gatherpenderislandeventbritestudio.com or at Talisman Bookstore on Pender Island. Please tell your friends and neighbours, thank you! “This engaging one-man show revisits the mining & logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk songs & tales from four generations of a pioneer family offer a gritty view beneath the surface of history.”
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020 Doors: 7pm, Show: 7:30 Tickets: $20 at the door OR Advance tickets: $16 (includes postage) Please click here to buy your advance ticket(s) https://johngogo.com/tickets Please tell your friends and neighbours, thank you! “This engaging one-man show revisits the mining & logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk songs & tales from four generations of a pioneer family offer a gritty view beneath the surface of history.”
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020
Doors: 7pm, Show: 7:30 Tickets: $20 at the door OR Advance tickets: $16 (includes postage) Please click here to buy your advance ticket(s) https://johngogo.com/tickets Please tell your friends and neighbours, thank you! “This engaging one-man show revisits the mining & logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk songs & tales from four generations of a pioneer family offer a gritty view beneath the surface of history.”
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19 Please watch for rescheduled shows, hopefully in fall of 2020
SOLD OUT! Thanks Fascinating Rhythm for selling tickets! (A very cool record shop in downtown Nanaimo!) This engaging one-man show written and performed by John Gogo revisits the gritty mining and logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk tales told by four generations of a Nanaimo pioneer family offer a fascinating look beneath the surface of history unfolded from 1895 to 1995. Their songs explore the unique and layered lives of heroes and villains: the visionary Finns of Sointula, the notorious Dunsmuirs, labour martyr Ginger Goodwin, the ghost of Clarence Ballance and the infamous Brother XII of De Courcy Island.