The neuroscientist and author is exploring new treatments for symptoms of PTSD and depression, and it all starts with untangling good memories from bad ones

Concert features soprano Heidi Duncan, mezzo-sopranos Krisztina Szabó and Simran Claire, and baritone Luka Kawabata

Prolific playwright Drew Hayden Taylor bases the new work on real forgeries of paintings by late Anishinaabe artist Norval Morrisseau

The acclaimed British Columbia–born baritone will perform Johannes Brahms’s A German Requiem with the choir

Director OK Pedersen narrates the cine-concert featuring violinist Eden Glasman and pianist Jakub Tokarczyk

Carousel Theatre for Young People brings the beloved Robert Munsch story to life at the Waterfront Theatre

Alternating in one of the art form’s most demanding leads, the fast-rising Canadian artist is tapping authenticity in a lush period production at Vancouver Opera

Program features two guest choirs, Calgary’s Luminous Voices and Edmonton’s Chronos Vocal Ensemble

This year’s edition spans repertoires from the Middle Ages to early opera, bookended by landmark works by Monteverdi and Vivaldi

Charles Campbell, Emily Hermant, Kelly Lycan, Samuel Roy-Bois, and Manuel Axel Strain nominated in Pacific region category of prestigious national prize

Two master musicians blend tradition and innovation with effortless grace

The new exhibition includes works by a number of artists who were featured in the 1986 world’s fair—and also a few who were excluded

Performances will take place at Ocean Artworks and the Revue Stage as part of the 41st annual fest, which runs June 19 to July 5

Interdisciplinary performance features movement, latex wearable sculptures by gooie, and new music from x/o

Vancouver filmmaker Tristin Greyeyes takes a personal approach to documentary that explores her grandmother’s role in nêhiyawêwin revitalization

Curated by Terri Hron, event explores a mysterious medieval manuscript through shadow theatre and live vocals

Secret Ingredients, 42nd Street, and Woking Phoenix amid the choices on Richmond venue’s roster

Guided by audience suggestions, the ensemble explores strange—and hilarious—new worlds in the space-themed show

Peter Jorgensen and Nicole Spinola are on deck to direct the alternating shows in Stanley Park this summer

Live podcast recording at the Roundhouse features short original performances by 10 emerging artists

Playing at The Cultch’s York Theatre, ambitious Urban Ink and Raven Theatre work wields multiple threads and is bound to ignite discussion of often-neglected Indigenous issues

The Grammy-winning vocalist and artistic director collaborate on a program featuring music by Hugo Wolf and Benjamin Britten

Based on DreamWorks Animation’s 2001 hit, Royal City Musical Theatre presents the beloved tale of an ogre defending his swamp and finding love and friendship along the way

Annual celebration at the Chan Centre features nine ensembles, ranging from young artists to seasoned adult performers

Arts Club Theatre Company musical is buoyed by strong performances, soaring music, and sharp comedy

Special events include Wine Wednesdays, Family Days, and the all-new Bard After Dark cabaret nights

Creepy trip into the West Coast woods has been earning praise for its fresh spin on the horror genre

French tragicomedy for young audiences tells the story of a little pea who’s been displaced and must find his way home

Longtime friends and Theatre Replacement collaborators cross genres at The Cultch in a work that explores existence through music, science, lecture, art installation—and cake

At the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts the all-female Canadian ensemble’s Tango Fantasia intends to show that tango is music for both the body and the mind