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Maurice explores resilience and reinvents language, at Théâtre La Seizième to April 20

Play tells true story of an economist whose stroke left him aphasic—and his character communicates with the help of an audience member

THEATREJanet SmithApril 18, 2024Theatre la Seizieme, Studio 16, Spring 2024

Théâtre la Seizième showcases French play Maurice, based on the remarkable true story of a stroke survivor, from April 17 to 20

French production with English surtitles by Quebec’s Théâtre Bienvenue aux Dames! stars Anne-Marie Olivier in the titular role

THEATREStir VancouverMarch 27, 2024Partner Content, Theatre la Seizieme, Spring 2024

In genre-busting Malaise dans la civilisation, four oblivious characters dismantle expectations and unleash chaos

Surprises await in Pi Theatre and Théâtre la Seizième show, as Quebec’s Alix Dufresne and Étienne Lepage embrace their “interior idiots”

THEATREJanet SmithMarch 4, 2024Theatre la Seizieme, Pi Theatre, Spring 2024

Théâtre la Seizième hosts French philosophical show Malaise dans la civilisation, March 7 to 9

Presentation with Pi Theatre features four people who encounter improbable situations and mundane accidents

THEATREStir VancouverFebruary 15, 2024Partner Content, Theatre la Seizieme, Pi theatre, Spring 2024

Théâtre la Seizième showcases Je suis William with Carousel Theatre for Young People, February 16

French-language production is accompanied by series of events with playwright Rébecca Déraspe and artist-psychologist Helene Morizur

THEATREStir VancouverJanuary 31, 2024Partner Content, Theatre la Seizieme

Guy Régis Jr. tells stories of migration through opera-theatre in L’amour telle une cathédrale ensevelie, February 3 and 4

Through chorus song, live guitar, and more, Haitian director’s Creole-French production navigates experiences of uprooted families, care of Théâtre la Seizième, PuSh Festival, and SFU Woodward’s Cultural Programs

THEATRE, WHAT'S STIRRINGJanet SmithJanuary 27, 2024Theatre la Seizieme, PuSh Festival, NOUS Theatre, SFU Woodward's

Théâtre la Seizième presents L’amour telle une cathédrale ensevelie at PuSh Festival, February 3 and 4

Opera-theatre show in Creole and French tells tragic story of uprooted Haitian families

THEATRE, OPERAStir VancouverJanuary 3, 2024Partner Content, Theatre la Seizieme

Théâtre la Seizième brings Joey Lespérance’s solo show Michel(le) to the stage, October 11 to 21

The autobiographical play centres siblings Joey and Michel(le) as they grow up in working-class 1970s Quebec

THEATREStir VancouverSeptember 20, 2023Partner Content, Theatre la Seizieme

Théâtre la Seizième unveils 2023-2024 programming for 49th season

A political Franco-Haitian choral piece, Shakespeare for kids with a feminist twist, and more in all-French show lineup

THEATRE, NEWSStir VancouverSeptember 6, 2023Partner Content, Theatre la Seizieme

Dance review: Israeli artist Hillel Kogan's We Love Arabs proves hilariously provocative

The excellent dance-theatre hybrid explores prejudices as it skewers the choreographic process

DANCE, THEATREGail JohnsonApril 14, 2023The Dance Centre, Theatre la Seizieme, review, Hillel Kogan, Spring 2023

Vancouver’s Théâtre la Seizième announces Cory Haas as new artistic and managing director

The bilingual performer-director succeeds Esther Duquette, who was with the company for over a decade

THEATREGail JohnsonApril 5, 2023Theatre la Seizieme, Cory Haas, French, French theatre

Théâtre la Seizième and The Dance Centre invite audiences to watch We Love Arabs, April 13 to 15

Thought-provoking piece uses combination of dance and theatre to explore political satire

DANCE, THEATREStir VancouverMarch 28, 2023Partner Content, Theatre la Seizieme, The Dance Centre

Theatre review: Québécois-Indigenous playwright Jocelyn Sioui's Mononk Jules has a hairpin turn

The performer-puppeteer erases nothing about his Huron-Wendat great-uncle’s history

THEATREGail JohnsonFebruary 23, 2023Theatre la Seizieme, French, Indigenous

Mononk Jules tells the story of a forgotten Indigenous hero

Montreal playwright Jocelyn Sioui shares his great uncle’s remarkable history in the documentary-theatre piece with video, puppets, and more

THEATREGail JohnsonFebruary 14, 2023Theatre la Seizieme, Quebecois, French Canadian, Indigenous, puppetry

Théâtre La Seizième presents Mononk Jules from February 22 to 25

The documentary-theatre piece shares the erased history of an Indigenous hero of the 20th century

THEATREStir VancouverFebruary 8, 2023Partner Content, Theatre la Seizieme

Théâtre la Seizième grows a green thumb in Le Potager, February 4 and 5

Quebec’s Le Petit Théâtre de Sherbrooke brings its kid-friendly French show to Vancouver

THEATREGail JohnsonFebruary 3, 2023Theatre la Seizieme, French, French theatre, Quebec

Theatre review: Un.Deux.Trois grapples with complex questions of Franco-Canadian identity

Playwright Mani Soleymanlou’s epic trilogy unpeels layer after layer in the quest for self-understanding

THEATREJanet SmithNovember 13, 2022Theatre la Seizieme, Mani Soleymanlou, theatre review, review

With Un.Deux.Trois, Mani Soleymanlou brings the largest production to date in the history of Franco-Canadian theatre to Vancouver

Thirty-six French-speaking performers take a deep dive into identity, probing what it means to be “Franco-Canadian”

THEATREGail JohnsonNovember 4, 2022Theatre la Seizieme, Mani Soleymanlou, French, French theatre

Mani Soleymanlou, in association with 40 creators and performers from francophone Canada, brings Un.Deux.Trois. to Vancouver

The national production is the largest to date in the history of Franco-Canadian theatre

THEATREStir VancouverOctober 25, 2022Partner Content, Theatre la Seizieme

Theatre review: In Stallone, Paris-based actors deliver knockout performance

Lead Clotilde Hesme will be familiar to folks who caught the French crime thriller Lupin

THEATREGail JohnsonSeptember 14, 2022Theatre la Seizieme, French, review

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