In a DanceHouse presentation, Guillaume Côté and Robert Lepage stage their tightly paced adaptation of Shakespeare’s story
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With warped sitcom rhythms, Caroline Bélisle’s new play brings together two old friends to contend with contemporary ambivalence about bringing children into the world
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Care of Théâtre la Seizième, the work examines how female friendships must adapt to the pressure of raising a new life
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Abrasive production by award-winning playwright Caroline Bélisle depicts the paralyzing anxiety that can come with motherhood
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Théâtre Gauche production probes into linguistic insecurities and the stigma of being a “bad francophone”
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No-holds-barred comedy offers insights into the legitimacy of artists appropriating the experiences of others in their work
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Mammalian Diving Reflex production comes to Vancouver for the first time in a bilingual presentation by Théâtre la Seizième
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Other works in store range from Mammalian Diving Reflex’s innovative Nightwalks With Teenagers to Théâtre Gauche’s offbeat humour–filled Parler mal
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Performance created by Toronto-based company Mammalian Diving Reflex takes place outdoors in French and English
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Director Cory Haas reflects on how six characters emphasize the importance of proper communication and unapologetic individuality
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From a Pulitzer finalist about pre-teen competitive dancers to a masterclass in Hong Kong food, there’s plenty to dive into this season
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Sébastien David directs Michel Tremblay’s tragic play as part of the ÉCHO(S) series
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The latest installment in the company’s ÉCHO(S): staged readings series is coproduced by Pi Theatre
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Playwright-actor Camille Paré-Poirier uses recordings of the pair’s conversations in her new play coming to Théâtre la Seizième
Read MoreRunning at Théâtre la Seizième, new play by French-Algerian artist Salim Djaferi goes beyond the history books
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Franco-Algerian artist investigates his understanding of colonization by unravelling the thorny story of the French occupation of Algeria
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Four mainstage shows, a reading series, youth productions, and more mark the French-language theatre’s programming
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Solo tribute to late sibling dives deep into the Vancouver actor’s past
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Play by veteran Vancouver actor Joey Lespérance is a tribute to his late sibling
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Autobiographical play follows siblings Joey and Michel(le) as they grow up in working-class 1970s Quebec
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