Led by Paula DeWit, early-music ensemble Cantare Super Orchestram and a cappella group Belle Voci give the 1742 oratorio fresh style
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Triple-threat performer’s role of bad-guy Tony the Pony is part of a career that’s taking off—and busting body-image stereotypes
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The neuroscientist, writer, and musician’s conversation with André Picard has musical interludes by Chor Leoni
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Program also features Steve Reich’s Jacob’s Ladder with the U.K.’s Synergy Vocals, a Linda Catlin Smith premiere, and John Adams’ Gnarly Buttons
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The “Witch Walk”, the new north-of-East Hastings hub, and food-truck spots, plus ways to beat the crowds
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Broadway musical adaptation of Charles Dickens novel Oliver Twist chronicles an orphan’s search for familial love
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Pianist’s performances of the works have received high praise, including from the composer himself
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Event addresses the history of Lower Mainland farmworking with expert presentations, plant-bioelectricity music, poetry readings, and eco-printing
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In DanceHouse presentation of Montreal-based choreographer’s latest ensemble work, simple moves create feelings of restriction
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Company to host auditions in Vancouver, Toronto, New York, and Amsterdam for five ballet-based training programs
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Presented by Vancouver Recital Society, the Djibouti-born musician brings tremendous vocal feeling to his instrument
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New documentary from Belgian filmmaker Johan Grimonprez, a look at the 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba, screens directly afterward
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Founder Joleen Mitton reflects on the fifth iteration of an event that embraces designers like Pam Baker and Osamuskwasis Roan, as well as artistic and political ideas
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More than 100 musicians will be making the journey to Ontario in March 2025
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Solo show presented by Western Gold Theatre expertly unpacks a quiet hero’s achievements during British expeditions to Antarctica in the early 1900s
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Winter tradition at the Heritage Hall promises enchanting music by pianist Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa and vocalist Amanda Sum
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The local artist is appearing at Dance in Vancouver with his latest piece, which requires a new garment to be made for every performance
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Festive experience and shopping hub celebrates independent local makers with events throughout November and December
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New Westminster writer takes home award for young people’s literature—text with Crash Landing
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On B.C. tour, astonishing production brings Ebenezer Scrooge’s magical Christmas Eve journey to life with giant masks and whimsical puppets
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