Diverse performances range from butoh dancing to taiko drumming to circus arts
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Nonprofit’s founder Ralph Escamillan dives into ballroom’s importance to the queer community ahead of event presented with Vancouver Pride Society
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Cree-Métis two-spirit baritone Jonathon Adams and artistic director Alexander Weimann share their reflections in advance of performance at Summer Festival: Bach Untamed
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Interactive multidisciplinary art installation by Annie Sumi and Brian Kobayakawa has an heirloom Singer sewing machine at its heart
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Taking place on šxʷƛ̓exən Xwtl’a7shn, the free musical event spotlights the local Indigenous-owned and -operated label and some of its artists
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Early Music Vancouver artist-in-residence set to appear in everything from a solo Bach concert to a Vocal Landscapes of India and Italy program
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Formerly Eastside Studios, the organization will host live music, drag show, and more at “Pride Island”
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Sophie Dow and Laura Reznek, Shakti Dance, Daina Ashbee, and Company 605 are among the offerings on next season’s roster
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Leaky Heaven Performance’s innovative new show takes audiences for a literal ride through scenes of pies to the face, balloon suits, and talented dogs
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Four-floor, 30,000-square-foot building features a professional theatre, media library, artist studio space, French café and bistro, and plenty more
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After 12 years of leadership, Taylor will complete her tenure on December 31 as organization shifts to a new leadership model
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An all-out cast helps bring to life J. Patrick Raftery’s vision for the story of rotating affairs, all set on a Toronto patio
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New radio-play podcast draws from people’s real-life experiences for its love-story script
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Rebecca Northan–helmed production successfully gives Shakespeare’s silliest play a straightforward staging
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Canada’s longest-running international art book fair features more than 80 exhibitors, with a new art-publishing symposium on July 28
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Music on Main’s latest creation led by David Pay guides audiences throughout the entirety of the Vancouver Playhouse for intimate performances in unexpected places
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In a sanctuary of arresting self-portraits at the Polygon Gallery, photography artist Martine Gutierrez plays with identity as she transforms into figures like Mary, Cleopatra, and Lady Godiva
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Performing in English, French, and Innu-aimun, singer-songwriter draws on his multiple sources—and gets the crowd dancing
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Lineup features eight shadow-steeped works released in the 1940s and ’50s, spanning Gilda, To Have and Have Not, T‑Men, and more
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The Giller Prize–winning author of What Strange Paradise has curated a program of events that look at the real world through a literary lens
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