With plenty of laughter, improv-comedy veterans Naomi Snieckus and Matt Baram candidly explore loss and how we attach meaning to objects
Read MoreNew documentary uses retro animation and interviews with the likes of Martin Short, Eugene Levy, and Andrea Martin to recall the Toronto Godspell production that first connected future SNL and SCTV stars
Read MoreAudience “assistance” ensures the mystery story’s plot twists always verge on the absurd, right up to the riotous final scene
Read MoreExpect murder-mystery tropes to be torn down as a cast of characters descends on a mansion where mayhem ensues
Read MoreComedian known for his long-running hit radio show and podcast The Debaters brings his humour to the stage
Read MoreImprov Centre program introduces secondary students to improvisational comedy while teaching skills that are applicable to many other areas of life
Read MoreThe weekly cabaret-style experience includes drinks, music, and comedy from a rotating cast of Tightrope’s finest improvisers
Read MoreAfter a cancer diagnosis, the former CEO left the corporate world and finally fulfilled his lifelong dream of playing his favourite musical instrument
Read MoreVidura Bandara Rajapaksa, Rashmeet Kaur, Julian Brave NoiseCat, and Modern Biology at event that runs July 9 to 19
Read MoreGuided by audience suggestions, the ensemble explores strange—and hilarious—new worlds in the space-themed show
Read MoreAlan Pavlakovic produces for the first time since stepping into the role of artistic director
Read MoreAt PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, the Creepy Boys duo who created and perform the show, want to make sure it’s about nothing, nothing, nothing, except fun, fun, fun
Read MoreAhead of his Anvil Theatre show, the long-time cruise-line performer talks about dispelling childhood fears with lovable characters
Read MoreTroupe members Mike Geraghty and Linda Orr talk early days in punk-rock basements and the power of trust onstage ahead of the five-day international comedy festival
Read MoreWhether you’re into show tunes or funk, improv comedy or acrobatics, you’re sure to find your own way of welcoming 2026 with the help of Vancouver’s arts companies and venues
Read MoreWith audiences supplying the laugh track, the days of “Must-See TV” return in a different form every night, with heartfelt moments arising among hilarious period-correct details
Read MoreEvening features full access to dessert and candy buffets, with improv scenes based on the best moments of 2025
Read MoreJacki Gunn and Alan Pavlakovic say the new seasonal show will evoke Friends, 30 Rock, and more
Read MoreUnforgettably funny event features comedians of different religions—Ashley Austin Morris, Natan Badalov, and Zara Khan—working and laughing together
Read MoreIn new show created by Jacki Gunn, a group of friends living in the big city navigate festive dilemmas
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