Humorist and disability arts performer David Roche, Canadian College of Performing Arts founders Janis Dunning and Jacques Lemay among other honourees
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Chefs, restaurateurs, and others in the local food community passionately pursued their craft, pandemic be damned
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The show is a follow-up to the Taiwanese-Canadian artist’s groundbreaking Amazon Comedy Special, Candy and Smiley
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It’s a virtual rabbit hole for the rest of the show’s run
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At the Anvil Centre, the three artists share what they call a “Close Your Eyes Jazz” connection
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The two local arts groups partner up to share the story of the late Salish jazz singer and musical pioneer
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Joel Coen draws out note-perfect performances amid a bleak setting of archways, smothering fog, and cawing crows
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From Korean and Persian New Year to the “Festival of Light”, it’s all artfully captured
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From omakase and artisan pizza to bottled cocktails and sparkling wine, here are a few ideas for year-end dining and imbibing whether out or at home
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Good things come in threes in legendary actor’s conflicted “Norikos”, in Late Spring, Early Summer, and Tokyo Story
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Medhi Walerski’s serene GARDEN joins works by Ethan Colangelo, Company 605, and Lesley Telford
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The Cultch, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra among those adjusting to 50-percent capacity at all theatres, concert venues
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The sumptuous spectacle draws Londoners in droves each holiday
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The company, currently housed in the Scotiabank Dance Centre, will have access to a greatly expanded space
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From new releases to classics, here’s what some members of the local arts community were reading this year
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Featuring a just-announced lineup of Canadian and international dance artists, the program will travel to Sointula, Port McNeill, and Alert Bay
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The man who pulled one over on Penn & Teller spends months developing original acts that draw on paintings, sketches, and photographs
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The Vancouver-based Métis soprano performs Ian Cusson’s new work set to text by Katherena Vermette
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The event featuring singers and powwow dancers Cynthia Jim and Tia Wood aims decolonize the holidays
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B.C. Office of the Provincial Health Officer orders venues with more than 1,000 seats, including theatres, to limit capacity to 50 percent
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