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November is Vancouver's busiest theatre month, with holiday musicals, Chutzpah! and the East Van Panto

The Vancouver Sun says November is the city's busiest theatre month and "looking crazy good," with remounts of Equus and Ride the Cyclone and a new Ben Immanuel solo show.

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If you only get to the theatre once this fall, November is where the choosing gets hard. The Vancouver Sun's theatre coverage calls it the busiest theatre month in Vancouver and says this one is "looking crazy good."

The month brings the first batch of holiday musicals, plus the East Van Panto and the Chutzpah! Festival. Remounts of Equus and Ride the Cyclone are on the schedule, and the Arts Club is staging an Elvis production.

Several returning favourites are also in the mix, according to the Sun, including Ins Choi, Kevin Loring and the Electric Company. The paper also points to a rare Terence Rattigan play, The Browning Version, from William B. Davis, and to Ben Immanuel's new solo show, I'm Going Through Some Things.

The Sun's writer picked six top productions from the crowded field. For anyone planning a night out, dates, venues and ticket details are best confirmed on each company's own listings before booking.

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