Sip, gift, and pay it forward!
We've teamed up with Continuum Coffee Roasters to create a coffee blend that's entirely our own. Pedro, Siobhan and Karen spent time at the roastery mixing the perfect balance: two-thirds Guatemala and one-third Colombian Red Fruit Decaf. The result is a smooth, comforting cup with a bright, fruity finish, and a little less caffeine for anyone who likes an afternoon or evening coffee.
About our roasting partner
Continuum Coffee Roasters is a small-batch roaster in Burnaby that weighs, packs and seals every bag by hand. They believe in continuous improvement, sustainable sourcing, and working with farmers and community groups who share their values. Their love of collaboration and community-building made them the perfect partner for this project.
Order now, pick up later!
📅 October 26-28, 2026
🕙 10 AM – 5 PM
📍 Progress Lab 1422, 1422 William St, Vancouver, BC V5L 2P7
FAQ:
Will it be available to buy in person at those listed dates?
We are not permitted to sell any merchandise at the Firehall Arts Centre during our show run, so you will need to send in your order through this link, and pick up during the above windows at Progress Lab 1422.
What if I want to support/buy but can't pick up during those dates?
Due to our staff capacity and budget constraints, we had to limit our pick up time, date, and venue as mentioned above. If you are very keen to buy a lot of beans, and need to pick up outside of those windows, please contact us at info@riceandbeanstheatre.com
2026-2027 Season Opener: Red Demon
Written by Hideki Noda
Translation and Adaptation by Roger Pulvers
British Adaptation by Hideki Noda and Matt Wilkinson
Performance license[s] of the play were arranged through Noda Map, Tokyo (facsimile number of Noda Map (81-3-3468-8027)
Immigration, borders, social division—issues that continue to shape our world today were already at the heart of Hideki Noda's visionary masterpiece Red Demon. Since its premiere in 1996, the play has been reimagined by Noda with actors in Japan, the United Kingdom, Thailand, and South Korea. Now, for the very first time, Red Demon makes its Canadian premiere in Vancouver under the direction of Mayumi Yoshida.
Notes on this production (at the request of NODA・MAP)
Certain portions of the original play have been omitted for directorial reasons.
Unlike the original play, the Red Demon speaks a language that resembles Spanish.