Adaptation of the original Broadway production journeys through different eras of the Man in Black’s life and music
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Presented by The Cultch, this vivid play taps into Disney and Cocteau with an enchanting combination of theatre, dance, and visual art
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Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic novel follows the outspoken Elizabeth Bennet and remarkably ubiquitous Mr. Darcy
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In the palm of her hand, Ingrid Hansen performs cheeky puppet vignettes which are then projected onto a huge screen
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Pulitzer Prize finalist Dance Nation headlines the festival, which features fierce and funny works of theatre, comedy, and circus
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Catherine Morrison directs Joseph Kesselring’s 1941 comedy that mixes Hollywood charm with dark humour
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Arts Club’s high-energy production revives golden age of rock music while reckoning with painful history that refuses to remain silent
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In Catherine Léger’s theatre adaptation of a beloved 1970 Québécois film, two neglected stay-at-home moms begin a series of sexual affairs
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Touchstone Theatre presents acclaimed writer Anosh Irani’s play about isolation and brotherhood
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Speculative-fiction play written by David Mott questions what it means to love in a dystopian digital age
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The musical marks a meaningful—and often moving—departure for a Métis actor better known for standup, music, and comedy work
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Original cast members Joey Lespérance and France Perras star in this story about an artistic awakening
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United Players of Vancouver, in association with Ruby Slippers Theatre, presents the show about two dissatisfied moms who seduce a string of lovers
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With its anonymous playwright, the Pi Theatre production faces the unease and violence beneath Hong Kong’s bustling surface
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Nlaka’pamux playwright Kevin Loring mines stereotypes for sharp comedy and dark insights on an absurd world
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Through songs and stories, the mind behind Kim’s Convenience riffs on Bible stories, his creative process, and growing up in a Korean church
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Travis Abels’s work is a guest production by Vancouver Fringe Festival
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Well-realized characters help Agatha Christie tale slow-build suspense
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Performances in store range from the breathtaking acrobatics of Kalabanté Productions to a life-sized puppet in Where Have All the Buffalo Gone?
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From a Pulitzer finalist about pre-teen competitive dancers to a masterclass in Hong Kong food, there’s plenty to dive into this season
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