The solo is a feat of complex choreography, video imagery, lighting, and monumental set pieces coming together
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The Musically Speaking concert is full of colour and playfulness
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Prism shows the true colours of cinematic bias, while maɬni – towards the ocean, towards the shore digs into Pacific Northwest Indigenous identity
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Playwright-actor Makambe K. Simamba draws on the story of the Black teen’s life in powerful solo show
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Racialized artists come together to find harmony in disparate vocal styles
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Offerings starting next month include a one-one-one interactive show from Belgium’s Ontroerend Goed and a premiere by Vancouver’s Neworld Theatre
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Soloists selected a composer to work with and collaborated with various other artists for a cross-disciplinary concert featuring 11 world premieres
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Originally commissioned by the Queer Arts Festival, pioneering opera explores love in a nation where homosexuality is banned.
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Having grown up in Vancouver playing street hockey, the animator created a bold Year of the Tiger logo
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Visitors can pull a lever on a slot machine-like installation by late media artist Nancy Paterson that pulls up hundreds of random images from TV clips
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Bold and interdiciplinary Se Prendre and La Goddam Voie Lactée show the circus and dance influences of two standout women artists
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The North American premiere of the digital broadcast begins streaming during Black History Month
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A firsthand preview of the exhibit centred around the extremely rare book acquired by UBC Library
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Joining the multidisciplinary African-Canadian artist is Chantal Gibson, who will read from her two recent books of poetry
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The concert features award-winning Canadian Chopin specialist Charles Richard-Hamelin
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With films like We Need to Talk About Kevin and You Were Never Really Here, the Scottish director is one of the most exciting voices in contemporary cinema
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One of Arts Club’s Silver Commissions, it’s part of the organization’s 2021-22 Listen to This: Audio Play Series
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Salmon n’ Bannock hosts a groundbreaking new dining series with leading First Nations chefs from across Canada
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In assemble, a broken sail and layered coats are just some of the metaphorical imagery
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Steven Page concert rescheduled to spring; new programming in January to increase physical distancing on-stage
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