Other members of the local arts community to be named include Emily Carr University president emeritus Ron Burnett and guitarist-educator Donald Alder
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Event designed specifically for youth features hands-on activities, surprise performances, and mini concerts by local and international artists
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Christmas tunes translated by elders into the endangered Haida language to be performed at December 21 concert
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Audiences can watch the beloved Christmas film on the big screen while musicians perform John Debney’s original score live
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Tempered optimism from artists and others as VAG scraps old plans for a scaled-back building
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A smart revolving set and some smashing choreography keep this family musical moving
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Metro Theatre’s holiday production brims with over-the-top moments and laugh-out-loud humour
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The powerhouse mezzo-soprano sings a program that includes Gloria in excelsis Deo, BWV 191 by J.S. Bach and Czech composer Jan Dismas Zelenka’s Missa Nativitatis Domini, ZWV 8
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Everything is heightened in Joshua Oppenheimer’s chilling parody of privilege and willful ignorance
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At the Art Gallery at Evergreen and Burnaby Art Gallery, resource extraction is explored through large-scale copper weavings
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Lineup includes German string virtuoso Lulo Reinhardt, along with Alexandra Whittingham, Niwel Tsumbu, and Sönke Meinen
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Persistent smiles and anguish; geometric interiors and painstaking compositions in Japanese director’s well- and lesser-known films
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Riveting French Romantic production stars internationally acclaimed soprano Emily Pogorelc in the titular role
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Vancouver City Council approves a motion to relocate Ken Lum’s Monument to East Vancouver to a more accessible and visible spot
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The composer is an advocate for diversity and inclusion within the choral and classical-music realms
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The classic production features the Kingdom of the Sweets, the Sugar Plum Fairy, the evil Mouse King, and more
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New choir member Jayson Cervantes has found a home with the renowned ensemble about to mount its seasonal concert
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Rising Victoria-raised star never saw the Tchaikovsky classic until he was 20—and now jetés between seven roles
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Really Happy Someday wins Borsos Award for best Canadian feature film
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Eclectic cabaret of 12 short dance pieces unfolds on an intimate 10-by-12-foot stage that turns minimal space into a magical canvas
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