MAYDAY dancers learned everything from singing to playing guitar for a work formed by volatile times
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Co-curators Rob Thomson and Nimkish Younging present DJ O Show, Sparkle Plenty, and more at the fest’s laid-back, licensed venue
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Vancouver author Rachel Rose, author of The Octopus Has Three Hearts, is featured in the annual literary event’s Short Stories Extravaganza
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The online event showcases recent literature that revels in pivotal ideas of the modern world, sparks meaningful conversation
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Streaming at the Vancouver Short Film Festival, new doc shows spotlights an artist inspired to represent her communities
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Featuring local string ensemble Harmonia, the performance speaks to spring, celebration, and song
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Local entries Tomomi on the Farm, Who the Hell Is Nigel?, and Quarantine Fling capture the inspiring and the absurd
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Ten diverse local, Indigenous, and international artists have created towering lanterns for the installations
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Njo Kong Kie’s solo ode to the late Xu Lizhi mixes music, movement, and projections
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The duo will stay on till the end of the year, help mount the Indian Summer Festival’s 12th edition in July
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Multimedia PuSh Festival show blends radio documentary, performance, and projected imagery to follow five young Inuit women
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At the intimate PuSh Festival installation, throat-singing, soul, and other styles melt into a soundscape that comes at you from all directions
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The one-on-one work by Montreal’s Joe Jack et John confronts consent and sexual assault among neurodivergent women
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Award-winning choreographer from Montreal shares her latest work at Scotiabank Dance Centre February 4 to 6
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At the PuSh fest, the artist mixes hip-hop and contemporary styles with images ripped right from the Black male experience
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Livestreaming via VIDF, the dance-theatre work mines the artist’s family roots in Cape Town’s “Coloured” community
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Do you mind if I sit here? grew out of the discovery of 16mm films sent to Vancouver from the USSR decades ago
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Playwright-actor Makambe K. Simamba draws on the story of the Black teen’s life in powerful solo show
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Bold and interdiciplinary Se Prendre and La Goddam Voie Lactée show the circus and dance influences of two standout women artists
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Salmon n’ Bannock hosts a groundbreaking new dining series with leading First Nations chefs from across Canada
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