Lively, heartfelt production based on Lucy Maud Montgomery’s 1908 novel features original choreography by Bengt Jörgen
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Show celebrates work of Coast Salish weavers qʷənat, Angela George, Chepximiya Siyam’ Chief Janice George, Skwetsimeltxw Willard “Buddy” Joseph, and Qwasen, Debra Sparrow
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Opera-theatre show in Creole and French tells tragic story of uprooted Haitian families
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Meet the energized Quebec conductor who says he’ll prioritize teamwork to lead the company through 2024 and beyond
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Series hosted by the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver features topical conversations, spicy reads for Valentine’s day, and more
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This 45th year, the spotlight shines on Italy, while Bard on the Beach is charitable partner
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Two pairs of musical brothers combine their impressive credentials in a show of sibling talent
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Arthur Erickson-designed facility remains closed as the building’s reconstruction continues past the two-year mark
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Co-presentation of Australian company by The Cultch and DanceHouse pairs skill with gravity-defying acrobatics
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Opening night of the series, copresented with the Vancouver Latin American Cultural Centre, features tapas, wine, and flamenco
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Artist Ron Terada and curator Dieter Roelstraete unpack the creation process behind TL; DR’s 325 hand-painted news headlines
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Random memorable scenes from the year in arts span 50 dancers swirling in BOLERO X, a powerful Julius Caesar speech, and a cello star’s finale with local string students
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The exclusive performance will be the artist’s only North American appearance in her ode to the legendary soprano
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Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Museum of Anthropology among community partners looking into how “social prescribing” aims to improve people’s health and wellness
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Reflect on the past year at 2023 & Me, and celebrate 2024 with NYE at TIC
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Vancouver soprano Cassie Chang to sing arias from La Bohème, Otello, and more
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Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s André Lewis and Canada’s first Inuk opera singer, Deantha Rae Edmunds, also among 78 people to acquire the honour
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The solo show is based on true events of a 1958 mining disaster and the African-Canadian man known as the “singing miner”
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As B.C. government asks people to weigh in on venue’s name, location, and vision, some community members remain skeptical of purpose, progress
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Increased costs also impact the viability of cultural spaces that help artists to create work.
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