Three solo shows–The C-Word, How to Believe in Anything, and mr.coffeehead–offer unpredictable experiences
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Vancouver-born artist explores global revolt through intricately restaged photos and fictionalized rap battles
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Sounds of the water combine with textural organ music in joy-filled concert
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Other highlights include Chinese Restaurant Awards’ updated dining guide for Light Up Chinatown!
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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 concert is the first of four in the family-friendly series that includes audience engagement or participation
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Marie Clements’s Bones of Crows opens, Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Broker closes, Nosferatu gets a centenary live-score performance, and much more
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Siblings Lan, Dorian, and Li Tung collaborate with diverse artists to raise awareness of seismic risk through live music, video projection, and more
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Still Moon Arts Society’s 20th annual fest pays tribute to lost streams while celebrating the harvest, the full moon, and cultural diversity
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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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Thrilling new double bill by internationally celebrated UK choreographer kicks off DanceHouse’s 15th season
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The Company 605 artistic co-director performs solo live from Kokoro’s KW Studios as part of TANZAHOi
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Okinum and The Wrong Bashir also join the roster of contemporary Canadian works
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The musical interpretation of the best-selling book by author Robert Macfarlane and visual artist Jackie Morris features new works by Canadian composers and readings by actor Laara Sadiq
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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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Talent hails from the U.S., France, Italy, and our own Arts Umbrella
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Seven artists, from Dona Nabata to Atheana Picha, have designed and cut works for the giant print process
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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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Ne.Sans Opera & Dance’s interdisciplinary work finds the operatic star exploring the music of Leonard Cohen
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