The artist, who’s also a conductor, will be accompanied by esteemed pianist Bertrand Chamayou in a Vancouver Recital Society performance
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Director, playwright, choreographer, actor, and teacher worked on stages from Green Thumb to the Arts Club and beyond
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Singer Lamiae Naki and multi-instrumentalist Nat Hulskamp write original music to reflect what the two cultures might have sounded like if they had coexisted
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In Pi Provocateurs presentation, physical-comedy duo Dayna Lea Hoffmann and Katie Yoner school audiences on the ways of the Alberta street rat
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The new show at Audain Art Museum sheds light on the artists who are less-known than their male counterparts
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A Black Friday two-for-one deal for Flight and Madama Butterfly is also running from November 27 to 29
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At DanceHouse, work that builds on repetition is a testament to five dancers’ stellar stamina and attention to detail
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At annual event, tenor-saxophonist Cory Weeds leads the quartet through creative arrangements of Christmas classics
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Finnish maestro Kari Turunen has selected a range of pieces old and new for the upcoming concert called Sounds of Finland
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U.K. musician, poet, and actor performs experimental chamber-pop from forthcoming album Sir Introvert And The Featherweights
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The Christmas classic features direction by Omari Newton and stars Kevin McNulty as Kris Kringle
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In festive new show created by Jalen Saip, the plot is propelled almost entirely by viewer suggestions
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Alexander Weimann directs the Pacific Baroque Orchestra, Vancouver Chamber Choir, and five soloists in afternoon of holiday works
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Based on Rodney DeCroo’s body of work, Butcher Shop Collective show encompasses poetry, music, and shadow puppetry at the Shadbolt
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Matthew Ariaratnam, Andromeda Monk, Sapphire Haze, and Anju Singh celebrate the organization’s history of sound innovation
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Intimate account of caregiving told in French with English surtitles centres a young woman’s last conversations with her grandmother
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Programming includes world premieres from Chimerik 似不像 and rice & beans theatre, BOGOTÁ by Andrea Peña & Artists, and beyond
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New musical retells Love’s Labour’s Lost with an intentionally silly plot about a dictator, a track and field team, and mistaken identities
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Annual concert at St. Andrew’s-Wesley United Church features such seasonal staples as “Silent Night” and “Maybe This Christmas”, plus two new arrangements
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Mena El Shazly, Karice Mitchell, Dion Smith-Dokkie, Parumveer Walia, and Casey Wei shed light on their work
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