The critically acclaimed German group is ready to make its Vancouver debut with Friends of Chamber Music
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Globally beloved production tells the haunting tale of an ageing solicitor who engages a young actor to bring a terrifying story to life
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Appearing here with Vancouver Latin American Cultural Centre, the Miss Colombia artist asserts the freedom to blend art pop with cumbia, electronica, and other forms
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Canada’s leading contemporary dance company presents a Pierre Pontvianne premiere, the return of a Dutch choreographic duo, and a large-scale Crystal Pite creation
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With the participation of several local vocal ensembles, 200 singers will come together as one
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Event includes access to two must-see feature exhibitions, a DJ set, a rooftop dance party, an interactive art installation, and more
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The Elbow Theatre founder, also a writer and performer, is in the running to take home the prestigious $100,000 award
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Powerful performance features iconic songs by notable Black Canadian women in music, along with important stories from Black history
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Director Mark Carter loves the story’s over-the-top characters
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Program of works by Ramona Luengen, J.S. Bach, Tamsin Jones, and more emphasizes the need for momentary breaks amid the busyness of life
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The Biting School’s new dance work looks at struggle and letting go, with a surreal array of hazard tape, bread dough, mic cords, coffin tents, and more
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Over a wide array of media, Vancouver Art Gallery’s expansive survey defies stereotypes as it explores matriarchy, displacement, and memory
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Kat Sandler’s contemporary reimagining of the infamous Slavic folk tale of Baba Yaga centres the small-town disappearance of a young man
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Inay (Mama) wins the Arbutus Award for best B.C. film; Summit award for best Canadian film goes to Universal Language
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Program includes works by Ravel, Beethoven, and Berlin-based Israeli contemporary composer Matan Porat
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The Dancers of Damelahamid’s most ambitious production to date explores the precious artistic legacy passed down by Elder Margaret Harris
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The Fugitives provide an intimate exploration of the Battle of Vimy Ridge through live music, verbatim theatre, and direct storytelling
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Playwright Cristina Tudor takes a deep dive into her culture’s folklore
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Advocates say a unified strategy is needed for the arts, culture, and heritage sector
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Tickets are now available for a conversation with bestselling mystery novelist Nita Prose, dramatic readings of songs from film soundtracks, and beyond
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