Nettie Wild’s projected and VR-headset works include a mesmerizing three-channel ode to herring migration, the salmon-run-themed Uninterrupted, and “moving paintings”
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Based on an early Agatha Christie story, the play focuses on a woman’s impulsive marriage to a charming mystery man
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Tracks off the pair’s Juno-nominated 2024 album Confluencias trace the music traditions of Spain and India
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Award-winning play by Susanna Fournier offers an unsettling, witty update of fairy-tale themes as old as Pinocchio and the Pied Piper
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Views and feats to inspire, from a Women Mountaineers program at The Cinematheque to the Everest tales of adventure filmmaker Elia Saikaly
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At VIFF Centre, new Velcrow Ripper and Nova Ami documentary finds women leading residents out of wildfire and flood catastrophes, in Lytton, Yarrow, and beyond
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Musical comedy by Dan Goggin stars five nuns on a money-making mission
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Burlesque-infused biographical play tells of the legendary African-American performer’s wide-ranging accomplishments
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Gioachino Rossini’s opera buffa is the subject of countless pop-culture references by characters like Bugs Bunny and Homer Simpson
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Matt Johnson is back with a chaotic, unabashedly Canadian followup to the cult web series
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Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs’ Valentine’s fundraiser program spans Christopher O’Riley’s arrangements of the band’s songs and Mozart’s Fantasia in C minor
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Oscar-shortlisted film takes a sweeping, humanistic look at the toll of decades of violence
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Among the 28-year-old’s recent achievements is winning the Terence Judd-Hallé Award for young pianists on the cusp of international fame
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Long-time UBC and CapU faculty member puts on a show featuring dozens of local musicians, plus vocalists Dawn Pemberton and Khari McClelland
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Sanaz Toossi’s play won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2023 for its look at four students preparing for the TOEFL
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Adrian Glynn McMorran’s moving theatre-concert pays tribute to his Ukraine-born grandparents, complete with a choir and traditional instruments
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Under the inspiring title I Fall, I Rise, the concert also features the Focus post-secondary choir and winners of the Young Composers’ Competition
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Between Lines and Horizons by French photographer Matthieu Rocher features images from his travels around the Pacific Northwest and Europe
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Zacharias Kunuk’s latest epic tells a meditative, mystical story of two young lovers separated by fate
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Ralph Fiennes plays a choir director in 1916, tasked with performing Edward Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius
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