Broadway Across Canada’s Hairspray production oozes with fun and heartfelt messaging
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Works by Stan Douglas, Ian Wallace, Jin-me Yoon, and more explore the evolving significance of landscapes in contemporary Canadian art
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Running May 2 to 12, fest also features nanekawâsis, Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story, Tea Creek, and Caravan Farm Theatre doc The Originals
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Shadbolt Centre for the Arts presentation of retro-futuristic sci-fi classic is accompanied by music from duo Beautiful Violence
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Chamber performances emphasize on-stage interplay between South African cellist-vocalist Abel Selaocoe and his culture-blurring collaborators
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Play follows a close-knit family dealing with the lingering trauma of an unexpected loss
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Nina and the Hedgehog’s Secret, Adventures in the Land of Asha, and Coco Farm
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Group is joined by Elektra Women’s Choir, EnChor, and the BC Girl’s Choir from Vancouver, plus Akademiska Sångföreningen from Finland
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Cellist-guitarist Naomi Kavka and keyboardist Ian Olmstead join the singer-songwriter for an impactful evening of music
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Play by Wild Philley Productions is based on American journalist Didion’s best-selling memoir that deals with her husband’s sudden death and daughter’s illness
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Young stars bring Puccini’s bohemian Paris to romantic life
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Trinidadian-Canadian band Kobo Town, Innu-Acadian artist Shauit, Swedish acoustic-folk band Fränder, and more on the main stage
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Grammy Award-winning percussionist to be joined in Vancouver and Victoria by bansuri flautist Debopriya Chatterjee and sarangi player Sabir Khan
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Interdisciplinary piece co-choreographed by Emmalena Fredriksson offers reflections on workism with metallic costuming and electroacoustic sound composition
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Opening Film Nina and the Hedgehog’s Secret is followed by a reception with snacks, drinks, and animation workshops
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Sharp characterizations and atmospheric design touches help create a moving tribute to Ira Aldridge
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Four short film programs and Jules Koostachin’s feature WaaPake (Tomorrow) screen at SFU’s Djavad Mowafaghian Cinema
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Taiko drumming, yoga, paper fan-painting, pink dumplings, and more on offer underneath the park’s 100 Akebono cherry blossom trees
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Available now, early bird passes offer the best value for money to festival-goers
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Director Rachel Peake and conductor Leslie Dala helm the story of sensual, rebellious Carmen and possessive military man Don José
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