The referential work features key scenes from Shakespearean classics, including As You Like It, Macbeth, and King Lear
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The founder of Holy Crow Arts draws from his own life experiences in the story that also touches on addiction and sobriety
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Award-winning violinist to enchant audiences with Stravinsky’s stunning Violin Concerto and two Prokofiev symphonies
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Leis, limbo, and lots of dance as adrift characters lead viewers through a warped retro universe
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Following the company’s West Coast tour of Nutcracker this holiday season, aspiring artists are invited to pursue the prestigious training program
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Ne.Sans Opera & Dance’s About Time acknowledges relentlessness of news cycle, while Livona Ellis and Rebecca Margolick’s Fortress examines femininity and matriarchs
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Annual holiday market to feature textile, ceramic, jewellery, print, apothecary, and homeware goods, plus food and drink vendors
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A standing O for Frontier’s awe-inspiring visual magic and multiple, moving layers of meaning; plus, an erotically charged Heart Drive and an ever-shifting Cloud Poem
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Production by U.K.-based playwright Ruby Thomas explores gender and sexual identities in rigid 18th-century society
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Zee Zee Theatre teams up with Vancouver Public Library for free one-on-one storytelling sessions
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Led by Ts’msyen musician Saltwater Hank (aka Jeremy Pahl), group blends rock ’n’ roll elements with ancestral traditions
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In her new performance piece, artist-in-residence at Western Front plays with power dynamics between art worker and the public, archivist and archived
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Juno Award-nominated family musical directed by Donna Spencer follows four unlikely friends in search of a cure for a town-wide sleeping sickness
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Performance at noon features exciting young artists from Arts Umbrella’s renowned training program
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The Cinematheque’s annual screen trip to Europe spans silly, Estonia-set The Invisible Fight, Finland’s unsettling 1980s teen drama Light Light Light, and more
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The artist is leaving PuSh International Performing Arts Festival after the 2025 event; Margo Kane also departs PuSh
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Twelve-song record layers compelling lyricism with heartfelt harmonies and poignant dissonances
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The pilot project means five artists who are unable to open their studios to the public get to participate in the annual arts extravaganza
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Artist performs tracks from new album alongside Jane Bunnett, Dan Fortin, and Rebekah Wolkstein, with First Nations dancer Sarah Prosper and the NiteCap choir
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Linda Suffidy, Tristesse Seeliger, Helen Alex Murray, and Aurora Caher work across mediums to produce works with distinctive style
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