Also on the program is another landmark piece, “Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet”
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Five mentors guide six emerging artists through rehearsals, workshops, and performances
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Company’s annual take on Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker delivers a blend of dance styles beyond ballet
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Portland’s Amica Hunter gets to the heart of having a skeleton in hit solo show
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The darkly fun Zoe.mp4 and the mountain bike doc Adaptation
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Powerhouse singing and pastel-hued eye candy are the added ikura on a wonderfully jam-packed maki
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Elektra Women’s Choir offers a diverse program of well-loved compositions, centuries-old works, and new pieces
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Strong cast, vivid staging, and an imaginary frog bring story of a family’s clashing enviro beliefs to humorous life
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In Vancouver Art Gallery retrospective, late Trinidadian-Canadian’s canvases allude to slavery, mass incarceration, and housing projects
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Lineup includes classic carols I Saw Three Ships and Silent Night, plus the world premiere of Cameron Wilson’s A Midnight Clear
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Helming the acclaimed band is Reischman, a composer and mandolin maven
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Vancouver Writers Fest highlights the long-time collaborators’ new book, The Memoirs of Miss Chief Eagle Testickle: A True and Exact Accounting of the History of Turtle Island
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Vancouver director’s longtime collaborators make the most of their mother-and-daughter roles—amid kidnapped dogs, sex as currency, and a Kitsilano real-estate caper
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More than 230 students roll out oil paintings, ink illustrations, photographs, prints, ceramics, sculptures, housewares, and more
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Vancouver-based jazz group led by vocalist-drummer Denzal Sinclaire features saxophonist Cory Weeds
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Pair draws on contrasting comedic styles and deep roots in the ‘hood for The Cultch and Theatre Replacement’s beloved holiday tradition
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Emerging artists will get to hone their craft alongside seasoned professionals
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Eerie performance from The Biting School melds dance, physical theatre, spoken-word, and video projections
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Program of transcendent French classics includes works by Florent Schmitt and Albert Roussel
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From singing gingerbread men to a ballet classic to a mother of a theatre piece, Vancouver’s arts scene has the season covered
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