Notes from Sean Horlor and Steve J. Adams’s Satan Wants You, plus We Will Not Fade Away, You Were My First Boyfriend, and Kite Zo A
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La Singla searches for a lost flamenco star; A Way to B profiles the members of a daring disability-arts troupe; and Cheenee traces the history of Indian diaspora in Trinidad and Tobago
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Having its Vancouver premiere, the solo is in ucwalmícwts and English
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Ten mainstage productions run the gamut from dance to drag to stand-up comedy and then some
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Director Karen Cho’s new documentary looks at Chinatowns in Vancouver, New York City, Montreal, and beyond confronting development and displacement
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Event hosted every two years returns with five stunning works
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Soul, funk, blues, Celtic, Cuban, and other musical concerts share program with film, art installations, theatre, and more on the Hot Springs waterfront
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Forty-five free shows will be held around the city from June 23 to July 2
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Vancouver International Film Festival has put its $500,000 toward rehiring workers and other post-pandemic rebuilding
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Films chosen by Nya Lewis and Farah Clémentine Dramani-Issifou are accompanied by thought-provoking essays
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Among the confirmed artists are Celeigh Cardinal, Susan O’Neill, Blick Bassy, and Las Cafeteras
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New exhibition at West Vancouver Art Museum features a career-spanning selection of the local artist’s transfixing images
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Smash hit As You Like It—which is set to The Beatles—and contemporary take on Julius Caesar headline 34th annual fest at Sen̓áḵw/Vanier Park
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Fierce female-identifying artists in circus, dance, music, theatre, and comedy perform throughout April and May
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The 22nd edition includes 39 thought-provoking feature- and mid-length releases and 25 shorts
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Pendulum Gallery’s Here and Now exhibit juxtaposes self-portrait with studio shots by early-20th century’s Yucho Chow
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Exploring identity and culture in her own acts, Androsia Wilde pushes for radical inclusivity at this year’s event
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Jerry Thevenet’s animated feature introduces young audiences to residential schools
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Dance, taiko drumming, folk singing, food, and more are part of the sakura celebration
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Aakash Odedra Company’s duet proves mesmerizing, exhilarating
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