Far From Beds rocks; BOOKMARKS evokes a life well lived; and ver·i·si·mil·i·tude blends speculative fiction with horror
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Three solo shows–The C-Word, How to Believe in Anything, and mr.coffeehead–offer unpredictable experiences
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With shows like Drag Me to the Opera and Life’s a Drag, artists are forging new territory, mixing storytelling, song, theatre, and over-the-top fabulousness
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Okinum and The Wrong Bashir also join the roster of contemporary Canadian works
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Actor Clotilde Hesme won France’s highest theatre award for her role in the high-energy play that draws inspiration from Rocky III
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The free performance marries theatre and cinema, reinterprets Sartre, and features special effects from SFU’s Centre for Digital Media
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This year’s fest features everything from a professional cello player clowning around to a burlesque artist confronting the C-word
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The Taiwanese-Canadian artist has two entirely different shows hitting local stages, with the Fringe’s Stupid Ed culminating in an Off-Off Broadway residency and comedy-special filming
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Highlights include Stallone by CENTQUATRE-PARIS; the 40-performer Un.Deux.Trois; and la Seizième’s touring mainstage show, Le Soulier
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Broadway Across Canada’s soulful touring production is inspired by real people’s experiences when planes were grounded in Gander on 9/11
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New production begins at the end, and puts a farcical new spin on the Nurse
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A pandemic and flood damage haven’t dampened the Urban Ink crew’s hopes for the grand-scale, Inuit-inspired production
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North American premiere features an entirely Western Canadian cast from Vancouver and Edmonton
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In Dooja Ghar (The Other House)—A Mirza Sahiban Story, Andy Kalirai and Paneet Singh retell Pilu’s 17th-century tragic romance
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Director Anita Rochon tells the tale of star-crossed lovers from Juliet’s perspective
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Under new leadership, fest features nine venues around Granville Island, plus more slated for September 8 to 18
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The theatre company’s free series of public readings of new scripts is back after a two-year hiatus, with a new name
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Diverse lineup for 2022-23 ranges from kathak dance to stories of the Holocaust, democracy in Hong Kong, and more
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The adaptation of the company’s acclaimed 2017 work relates to climate change as part of the City of Vancouver’s Sea2City Design Challenge
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Triple-threat performer Jyla Robinson stands out as a soothsayer in the Theatre Under the Stars show
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