Vancouver New Music presents a show that brings together Gee with musica intima, pianist Andrea Wong, and a community ensemble
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The new female-led event features wine, food, and musical picks by DJ Dimanche
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Manami Hara’s new play tells the story of Japanese Consul Chiune Sugihara, who helped over 6,000 Polish and Lithuanian Jews escape the Nazis in 1940
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Thirty-six French-speaking performers take a deep dive into identity, probing what it means to be “Franco-Canadian”
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Florence Pugh is riveting as a 19th-century nurse sent to the Irish Midlands to observe a “fasting girl”
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Concert is the second in a new mentorship program pairing young artists with professional players
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CECILIA is a mixed program that features three works by composers who share the titular saint’s first name, among other stirring pieces
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Inspired by Persian poet Forugh Farrokhzad, their All my being is a dark verse resonates amid women’s calls for freedom in Iran
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The internationally acclaimed pianist, singer, and songwriter promises an uplifting evening of music and storytelling
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Project by Vancouver-based Visceral Visions hosts launch event November 18
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Highlights include White Noise starring Adam Driver; Thierry Donard’s Human Extreme; and the Canadian fest premiere of Guillermo del Torro’s Pinocchio
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The mixed-media exhibition highlights work by late ethnomusicologist Ida Halpern and Kwakwaka'wakw Chiefs Billy Assu and Mungo Martin to document hundreds of sacred, traditional songs
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Familiar carols meet Canadian compositions and two contrasting works from Berlin
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Leslie Dala is at the keyboard while eight dancers take the stage
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The ensemble is celebrating its 75th anniversary this season
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One-off combo nights span local and international names, from Josh Zubot and François Houle to Jay Clayton and Kate Gentile
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The five members of the Moms the Word Collective dish on credit-card bills, family, and how challenging the festive season can be
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The critically lauded exploration of science and faith is set in mid-19th-century Ireland
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Vancouver’s revered 65-member male choir aims to offer solace in unsettling times
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Community-engagement project gives people the chance to hear queer histories one-on-one, 20 minutes at a time
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