For this fresh twist on Molière classic, actor Danica Charlie says it’s been a challenge to travel back to the Canada of 1967
Read MoreThe choreographer who spends her summers reindeer herding with her family creates a piece that integrates joiking, megaphones, and proud red hats
Read MoreValentine’s Day Caught in the Trapline show pokes fun at pitfalls of love, “trauma bonding”, and getting caught in your crush’s trapline
Read MoreVancouver Writers Fest highlights the long-time collaborators’ new book, The Memoirs of Miss Chief Eagle Testickle: A True and Exact Accounting of the History of Turtle Island
Read MoreVancouver filmmaker Alexander Lasheras and his team will attend the B.C. premiere of genre-busting movie
Read MoreDirected by Marianne Brørup Weston with dramaturg Yvette Nolan, play about residential-school riot draws upon generational connections, humour, and strength
Read MoreHeadlining Chan Centre festival, singer-songwriter Katherine Paul melds Indigenous traditions and Pacific Northwest grunge influences
Read MoreEveryone is invited to the free gathering with storytelling, movement, music, and more
Read MoreThe drag queen, recording artist, dancer, and filmmaker is one-of-a-kind
Read MoreSecond annual celebration of Indigenous culture, creativity, and community is a presentation of the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts and Musqueam
Read MoreWith more than 40 leading Indigenous artists and acts, the three-day fest by 2 Rivers Remix Society has a theme of Bring the Children Home
Read MoreBoca del Lupo produces theatre artist’s first experiment in VR, a trip to relationship “therapy” inspired by Indigenous struggle
Read MoreVirago Nation, Joshua Whitehead, and more in a three-event lineup
Read MoreThe free day-long event falls on the heels of National Indigenous Peoples Day
Read MoreFest and SFU Woodward’s Cultural Programs celebrate with performers like Melawmen Collective, Jeanette Kotowich, and Michael Creber
Read MoreThe East Vancouver-raised culinary fell in love with food while spending time with his fishing family—and worked for Gordon Ramsey
Read MoreOn the unceded, traditional territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, several public events are taking place throughout June
Read MoreFull Circle: First Nations Performance’s month-long celebration features music, film, theatre, visual arts, and more
Read MoreThe VAG’s Sirish Rao explains how the multisensory event will enliven the venue from rotunda to rooftop, in conjunction with new Fashion Fictions exhibition
Read MoreLil’wat theatre artist Yvonne Wallace’s solo speaks to the preciousness of language
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