Jasmine Chen and En Lai Mah explore their relationship to Mandarin, through interviews, song, projections, and martial arts
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Her cuzlhkán kalāxsa nqwal̛úttena (I am going to remember my language) debuts at Touchstone Theatre’s Seismic Shift on July 21
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The well-known director and dramaturg will bring to life programming back in the historic Stanley Industrial Alliance Theatre
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Storytelling, song, dance, masks, prayer, procession, and puppetry mesh in Siiye'yu (friends, relatives), presented by National Arts Centre English Theatre
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Co-founded by Vancouver’s Dan Mangan, the performance platform offers a low-overhead touring model for artists
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We get the full story behind the new spin bikes that battery power the troupe’s Granville Island space
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Francophone and Francophile artists with theatre-based practices benefitted from creative experimentation
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Via laptop or cellphone, individual audience members can connect with innovative 15-minute-max shows
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Some Assembly Theatre Company and RHYTAG present new digital play by Valerie Methot in collaboration with diverse Metro Vancouver youth
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The Pi Provocateurs presentation of SNAFU Society of Unexpected Spectacles isn’t the kind of puppet show you’ll see on Saturday-morning TV
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Theatre Replacement, Rumble Theatre, and SFU Special Collections see historical value of performance detritus
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The Arts Club, the Massey, and Dancing on the Edge unveil programming for summer and beyond
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Boundary-pushing offerings include a wonderfully weird website-EP and collagelike text fragments
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The 2021 recipients were announced for the program set up in honour of the Arts Club Theatre’s director emeritus
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The Vancouver International Children’s Festival show explores hope, failure through a playful character’s old-school world of big-band music, silent film, and tap dance
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Two people reach to connect across a socially distanced void, while another reflects on relationship to the past
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The multimedia theatre production follows six youth facing isolation and mental health struggles after a symbolic flood
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The singer-songwriter talks mansplaining, spicy-peanut-sauce stirfry, and how no one takes you seriously when you’re young
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Omari Newton, Ralph Escamillan, Corey Payette, and Jeanette Kotowich are just some of the people developing new work
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The jazz fest hopes to host some of the first outdoor concerts, while music, dance, and theatre leaders predict a very gradual return over the fall
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