Inventive 2012 production celebrating Canadian singer-songwriter’s life fuses music, dance, and theatre
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Receiving a wild standing O, Aussie company ups its own game to create a fun, finely orchestrated flow of ever-shifting human towers and sculptures
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Energized Broadway Across Canada musical heightens the storytelling and deepens the characterizations
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Free-associative stories and dance stitched loosely together to match ginormous sari tapestry that unfurls in Indian Summer Festival/PuSh Festival/The Cultch show
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Event produced by Ruby Slippers Theatre with Shadbolt Centre for the Arts and Playwrights Guild of Canada centres BIPOC artistry
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Langara College’s professional theatre training program hosts show full of iconic characters, from Little Red Riding Hood to Cinderella
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Storytelling event co-created by Deborah Williams makes its Richmond debut with nine speakers
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In a statement ahead of the festival, director of programming reflects on compiling “works that share a sense of cultural urgency”
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Just in time for Valentine’s Day, renowned environmentalists and longtime couple mark their theatrical debut in a celebration of love, partnership, and the planet
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Love story subversion produced by The Search Party has won four Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards
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At the Kay Meek Arts Centre, Leather and Lace Theatre production tells of women who pose for nude calendar to raise money for local hospital
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Basel Zaraa had pledged to withdraw Dear Laila from PuSh if other play stayed on program
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Artist Basel Zaraa wants audiences to see how displacement affects people’s everyday lives
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One piece highlights a dilemma between impulse and socially imposed morals, while the other offers perspective on forced displacement
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Opera-theatre show in Creole and French tells tragic story of uprooted Haitian families
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Random memorable scenes from the year in arts span 50 dancers swirling in BOLERO X, a powerful Julius Caesar speech, and a cello star’s finale with local string students
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The solo show is based on true events of a 1958 mining disaster and the African-Canadian man known as the “singing miner”
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Increased costs also impact the viability of cultural spaces that help artists to create work.
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From thrilling performances to culinary arts, there are countless options for December 31 and January 1 celebrations
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The New Year starts off strong in the local arts community, from dance to interactive installations to a Cabane à Sucre
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