A blue curtain background frames the title "LIARS OF ORPHEUS Rebirth" and event details for a show at The Pleasant.

Death Rides a Unicorn Society

**Context Profile for Death Rides a Unicorn Society**

1. **Organization Mission & Cause**:
   - **Mission**: Death Rides a Unicorn Society is dedicated to raising awareness and providing support for individuals dealing with terminal illnesses. The organization aims to bring a sense of whimsy and hope to those facing end-of-life challenges, using the metaphor of a unicorn to symbolize magic, strength, and the extraordinary journey of life.
   - **Cause**: The organization focuses on end-of-life care, emotional support, and advocacy for terminally ill patients and their families.

2. **Type of Activities**:
   - **Community Programs**: Organizes support groups and workshops for patients and families to share experiences and find solace.
   - **Fundraising Campaigns**: Conducts creative fundraising events that incorporate the unicorn theme to engage the community and raise funds for hospice care and support services.
   - **Awareness Events**: Hosts events to educate the public about terminal illnesses and the importance of compassionate care.

3. **Tone of Voice**:
   - **Inspiring and Whimsical**: The language on the website is uplifting, using metaphors and imagery related to unicorns and magic to inspire hope and positivity.
   - **Friendly and Supportive**: The tone is approachable and empathetic, aiming to create a sense of community and understanding.

4. **Emoji Usage**:
   - **Moderate Usage**: The organization uses emojis sparingly but effectively to add a playful and light-hearted touch to their communications. Commonly used emojis include unicorns 🦄, stars ✨, and hearts ❤️ to emphasize themes of magic and love.

5. **Key Facts**:
   - **Founding Info**: Recently established, with a focus on innovative approaches to end-of-life care.
   - **Scale**: Small-scale operation with a growing community presence.
   - **Impact Metrics**: As a new organization, detailed impact metrics are not yet available, but they emphasize personal stories and testimonials to highlight their impact.
   - **Volunteer Info**: Encourages community involvement through volunteer opportunities in event planning and support services.

6. **Writing Guidelines**:
   - **Style**: Use imaginative and positive language that aligns with the unicorn theme. Focus on storytelling to convey the organization's mission and impact.
   - **Structure**: Incorporate short, engaging paragraphs with a mix of factual information and emotive content.
   - **Imagery**: Use vivid imagery and metaphors related to unicorns and magic to create a memorable and inspiring narrative.
   - **Engagement**: Encourage community participation and support through calls to action that are clear and motivating.

This context profile should guide AI assistants in creating content that resonates with the unique mission and tone of Death Rides a Unicorn Society, ensuring that all communications are aligned with their whimsical and hopeful approach to supporting those facing terminal illnesses.

LXCL:Liars of Orpheus is a literary comedy show that features writers performing faux lectures on a particular theme. This month's theme is performances from the fringe festival circuit featuring Brendan Macleod, Megan Phillips, Sara Bynoe, TJ Dawe and our host Lucia Misch.

General Admission

Liars of Orpheus is a kids show for adults where writers produce small lectures on strange topics. This month, writers will be creating fun work on their previous experience with fringe festival productions.&nbsp; The writers/performers for this show are Brendan Macleod, &nbsp;Megan Phillips, Sara Bynoe, T.J. Dawe along with our host Lucia Misch. Brendan McLeod is a writer, theatre creator, and musician. He&rsquo;s the author of a poetry collection, Friends Without Bodies, a novel, The Convictions of Leonard McKinley,&nbsp;and seven theatre shows, including Ridge, his award-winning musical on the Battle of Vimy, and&nbsp;Brain,&nbsp;his comedic monologue on consciousness. His music group The Fugitives has been nominated for a JUNO, as well as multiple Canadian Folk Music and Western Canada Music Awards, including Best Roots Group, Best Songwriter, and Best Vocal Group. He was the Poet of Honour at the 2012 Canadian Festival of Spoken Word and the 2015 Victoria Spoken Word Festival. He&rsquo;s taught spoken word at Langara College, and is an active arts educator, currently touring his shows &ldquo;Holy Guacamole, It&rsquo;s a Poetry Show!&rdquo; and &ldquo;All Star SLAM&rdquo; to primary schools. Lucia Misch is a writer, performer and facilitator from the Bay Area. She can be found on stages across North America, from literary festivals to labour union conventions to local poetry shows. Her work has published in journals such as Arc Magazine, The Post Feminist Post,&nbsp;and Room,&nbsp;and her first collection, The Problem With Solitaire, was released by Write Bloody North in 2020.&nbsp;&nbsp;As a teaching artist, Lucia is dedicated to helping others&mdash;especially youth&mdash;inhabit their creative, personal and political power through writing. She currently lives on unceded Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh territory in East Vancouver.&nbsp; Megan Phillips is a comedian, actor, writer, singer, and daydream believer who has written and performed solo shows, stand up, and sketch comedy in Fringe Festivals all over the world. She&rsquo;s got an MA in Musical Theatre performance from Mountview Academy In London, UK, and her co-written musical People Suck: a musical airing of grievances (dubbed &ldquo;Canada&rsquo;s next hit musical&rdquo; by CBC) is currently in development for an exciting future. She just finished her run as Christine in The Guys I F*cked&nbsp;at Vancouver Fringe 2026, and is looking forward to her most challenging project yet: convincing her cat Spot to eat food without gravy. Sara Bynoe&nbsp;is an actor, writer, and comedy show producer who is best known for her shows Teen Angst Night, Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing, and for appearing in commercials as the frazzled woman in need of a product. The Georgia Straight called her &quot;charismatic&quot; and the WestEnder twice included her in their list of Vancouver&#39;s funniest people. Her comedy shows have made many lists of &quot;things you should do tonight&quot; and toured to Toronto, Seattle, Portland and the UK. She has appeared at the All Jane No Dick Comedy Festival, The Vancouver Comedy Festival, Verses Festival, The Vancouver Poetry Festival, The PuSh Festival, The Olio Festival, Latitude Festival, and Bumbershoot. She is a graduate of the acting program at Studio 58 and has an MA in Creative and Life Writing from Goldsmiths, University of London. Her column The Environmentalist from Hell appears in Asparagus Magazine where she writes about sustainability and environmental matters.&nbsp; TJ Dawe&nbsp;writes, performs, directs for the stage. He works on autobiographical monologues, pop culture parodies, and shows about true crime. He makes veggie burgers from scratch, reads books, and wakes up too early. He&rsquo;s super into the Enneagram and talks about it all the time, including on the podcast The Enneagram in a Movie. He and Megan Phillips lead an online course on how to create a one person show.

Hi First name, Thank you for registering for our event and supporting our cause. Your registration greatly helps our mission. 🚀 If you would like to contribute further, contact us to become a volunteer, or talk to your friends about our cause! Sean McGarragle sean@deathridesaunicorn.com

Liars of Orpheus is a kids show for adults where writers produce small lectures on strange topics. This month, writers will be creating fun work on their previous experience with fringe festival productions.  The writers/performers for this show are Brendan Macleod,  Megan Phillips, Sara Bynoe, T.J. Dawe along with our host Lucia Misch. Brendan McLeod is a writer, theatre creator, and musician. He’s the author of a poetry collection, Friends Without Bodies, a novel, The Convictions of Leonard McKinley, and seven theatre shows, including Ridge, his award-winning musical on the Battle of Vimy, and Brain, his comedic monologue on consciousness. His music group The Fugitives has been nominated for a JUNO, as well as multiple Canadian Folk Music and Western Canada Music Awards, including Best Roots Group, Best Songwriter, and Best Vocal Group. He was the Poet of Honour at the 2012 Canadian Festival of Spoken Word and the 2015 Victoria Spoken Word Festival. He’s taught spoken word at Langara College, and is an active arts educator, currently touring his shows “Holy Guacamole, It’s a Poetry Show!” and “All Star SLAM” to primary schools. Lucia Misch is a writer, performer and facilitator from the Bay Area. She can be found on stages across North America, from literary festivals to labour union conventions to local poetry shows. Her work has published in journals such as Arc Magazine, The Post Feminist Post, and Room, and her first collection, The Problem With Solitaire, was released by Write Bloody North in 2020.  As a teaching artist, Lucia is dedicated to helping others—especially youth—inhabit their creative, personal and political power through writing. She currently lives on unceded Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh territory in East Vancouver.  Megan Phillips is a comedian, actor, writer, singer, and daydream believer who has written and performed solo shows, stand up, and sketch comedy in Fringe Festivals all over the world. She’s got an MA in Musical Theatre performance from Mountview Academy In London, UK, and her co-written musical People Suck: a musical airing of grievances (dubbed “Canada’s next hit musical” by CBC) is currently in development for an exciting future. She just finished her run as Christine in The Guys I F*cked at Vancouver Fringe 2026, and is looking forward to her most challenging project yet: convincing her cat Spot to eat food without gravy. Sara Bynoe is an actor, writer, and comedy show producer who is best known for her shows Teen Angst Night, Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing, and for appearing in commercials as the frazzled woman in need of a product. The Georgia Straight called her "charismatic" and the WestEnder twice included her in their list of Vancouver's funniest people. Her comedy shows have made many lists of "things you should do tonight" and toured to Toronto, Seattle, Portland and the UK. She has appeared at the All Jane No Dick Comedy Festival, The Vancouver Comedy Festival, Verses Festival, The Vancouver Poetry Festival, The PuSh Festival, The Olio Festival, Latitude Festival, and Bumbershoot. She is a graduate of the acting program at Studio 58 and has an MA in Creative and Life Writing from Goldsmiths, University of London. Her column The Environmentalist from Hell appears in Asparagus Magazine where she writes about sustainability and environmental matters.  TJ Dawe writes, performs, directs for the stage. He works on autobiographical monologues, pop culture parodies, and shows about true crime. He makes veggie burgers from scratch, reads books, and wakes up too early. He’s super into the Enneagram and talks about it all the time, including on the podcast The Enneagram in a Movie. He and Megan Phillips lead an online course on how to create a one person show.

Death Rides a Unicorn Society

Liars of Orpheus Rebirth

2434 Main St

General Admission

$10

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