Acclaimed Switzerland-based ensemble celebrates one of the Renaissance’s most radical innovators in Jewish liturgical music
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Spanish romantic comedy Ramona opens the festival, and Ukrainian comedy Luxembourg, Luxembourg closes
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World premiere from Co.ERASGA incorporates a live soundtrack by Emmanuel Mailly, and sculptural work by visual artist Marc Gerenton
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Program combining emerging professionals and seasoned chamber musicians features works by Mozart, Bartók, and Dvořák
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Colourful cast of renters organizes against a foreign-owned developer to save cultural landmark
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Featuring film premieres, industry summits, parties, and more, annual event is also the perfect opportunity to enjoy a relaxing, pre-festive getaway to a winter wonderland
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Pianist Omri Epstein explains how the young threesome draws connections between Ravel, Shostakovich, and Mozart at Friends of Chamber Music concert
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Offerings this year span stop-motion animation and immersive video environments, and topics from Indigenous belief systems to melting glaciers
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Storyline sticks true to the 1939 film based on L. Frank Baum’s novel, from the elaborate costumes to the incidental underscore
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Flamenco artists navigate tradition and experimentation with concepts spanning from a bullfight to finding strength in roots
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The performer and Blackout Art Society’s artistic director Amir Hosseini speak to the festival’s origins and the importance of uplifting immigrant artists
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Event features Carson’s self-directed documentary at the VIFF Centre, followed by a live piano concert at Pyatt Hall
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Piece directed by Alexis Fletcher highlights the partnerwork and emotion of Brazilian dancers Juan Duarte and Lazaro Silva
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Pulitzer Prize-winning piece creates space for historically unsung voices
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Project continues the multiyear Honouring Our Grandmothers Healing Journey, featuring art from multiple First Nations
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Pianist-composer is joined by Cleave Guyton on flute, piccolo, and saxophone, plus Noah Jackson on bass and cello
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At VRS, star finds exquisite tone in a thoughtfully curated program, and gives local young cellists bragging rights for years to come
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Aerial rope choreography and emotive contemporary dance form the basis of post-apocalyptic work by Gabrielle Martin and Jeremiah Hughes
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Pieces donated to support the gallery’s programming range in estimated value from $1,250 to $30,000
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MascallDance-Footnote New Zealand Dance coproduction takes a gentle, humanistic, and dreamlike approach to global warming
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