Heartwarming family adventure is told through puppetry, real wildlife projections, and an original score
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Western Gold Theatre production explores the aftermath of Henrik Ibsen’s 1879 play A Doll’s House
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Belgium’s Chaliwaté and Focus Company joined forces to create the fantastical nonverbal production
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Three music-academy programs featuring instruction, mentorship, and performance opportunities will take place between June 16 and 23
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Championing rare and contemporary repertoire, the renowned conductor led the VSO through a growth period from 1972 to 1985
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Solo exhibition centres the artist’s fascination with 20th-century popular culture using found objects and craft techniques
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The master storyteller’s latest play opens with Joe and his dog facing ejection from their longtime home, with seemingly nowhere to go
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Instrumental quartet fuses prog-rock, jazz, funk, new classical music, and elements of Japanese ritual music in a style entirely its own
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The closure removes another of the building’s original founding partners after the axing of SFU Woodward’s Cultural Programs last year
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Ruby Slippers Theatre presents five staged readings of works by IPBOC playwrights, including Damion LeClair’s Rougarou, Carmen Aguirre’s The Consent Club, and more
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Keely O’Brien bakes cakes with personal messages in Secret Ingredients, while Kyle Loven uses puppets to address grief in Loss Machine
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Touring French film festival brings three titles to Alliance Française Vancouver with special guests Éric Bruneau and Yan Lanouette Turgeon
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The organization cites financial challenges as the reason it’s ending after nine years
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At Metro Theatre, Norm Foster’s dark comedy features juicy twists and guilty pleasures
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Workshops will be facilitated by Majula Drammeh and Adam Grant Warren at the Scotiabank Dance Centre
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The coproduction by Arts Club Theatre Company and Citadel Theatre pushes the brash heroes through adventure after adventure
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Led by trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth, 10-piece group promises a varied program featuring West Side Story songs, “Hoe-Down” from Rodeo, and plenty more
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PuSh Festival opener explores a dance between humans and the industrial waste they leave behind
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Founded by Cory Weeds, event features jazz musicians from New York City, Houston, Toronto, and beyond
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Sculptural movement flows against luminous set design—but the highlight is still the raucous third act
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