A massive ode to zine culture, plus Ian Wallace, Pussy Riot, and more
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Energetic program Sirocco spans classics by Stravinsky and Haydn, original African music, and Danish folk songs
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In concert marking International Women’s Day, Vancouver-based Gerda Blok-Wilson’s meditative harmonies join a contemplative roster
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Fest opens with animated Nina and the Hedgehog’s Secret, and features three Canadian premieres from Jordan, Costa Rica, and Germany
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Company performs folkloric Afro-Brazilian movement style that blends dance, music, and martial arts
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Children’s show based on book by Timothy Basil Ering teaches of the beauty that can come from a little effort and patience
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Vancouver Playhouse concert features Gabriel Fauré’s Piano Quartet No. 1 in C Minor, plus works by Brahms and Mahler
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Waitress, Jersey Boys, Cambodian Rock Band, and more shows hit the Stanley
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Long-time member of both Chor Leoni and Christ Church Cathedral Choir previously held role from 2004 to 2012
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Surprises await in Pi Theatre and Théâtre la Seizième show, as Quebec’s Alix Dufresne and Étienne Lepage embrace their “interior idiots”
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Events at Libby Leshgold Gallery at Emily Carr University of Art + Design feature everything from a live reading to Real Housewives viewing party
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Unique program travels from pain and tumult of tango through to transcendence
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At Rendez-Vous French Film Festival, movie captures the poetry, imagery, and culture shocks of refugee family’s journey to Quebec
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Led by Artemis Gordon, evenings of world-class repertoire and brand-new works showcase pre-professional dancers’ captivating progress
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Fully realized production integrates powerhouse group numbers and solos, projections, and even puppets to capture digital disconnection
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Relocating Molière’s farce to a 1967 “rez mansion”, play moves entertainingly between big laughs and deeper reflection
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Lineup juxtaposes three classic choral works with three pieces written by modern-day composers
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Vancouver’s Wen Wei Wang will leave position as artistic director of the Alberta company at the end of this season
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Reconstruction of 1940s performing-arts space to begin later this year, with an estimated completion in 2027
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Renowned American conductor leads Spanish Adventures program, while string player performs Don Quixote solo with one of his musical heroes on the podium
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