The artist, who grew up amid music fests, creates rich lyrics drawing on the personal and political
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Brought to the stage in association with Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre, production stars Derek Chan in a tasting class and history lesson
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At the Chan Centre, the New York City–based duo take on George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, Schoenberg’s “V. Walzer”, and more
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Making its Vancouver debut, the Cologne, Germany-based ensemble has earned critical acclaim around the globe
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Immersive work by 10 composers draws inspiration from bestselling book by nature writer Robert Macfarlane and illustrator Jackie Morris
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Performances spanning music, theatre, comedy, dance, and family entertainment take place from March 19 to 23
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Clarke will replace Keltie Forsyth after this year’s fest comes to a close
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Piano quartet to play works by Mozart, Schumann, and William Walton
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The two join nearly 60 artists from around the globe at the New York laboratory for the arts
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Saxophonist-composer draws inspiration from her B.C. upbringing for performance with CapU Jazz Studies students and faculty members
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The group’s namesake is a master of the santur who draws on Persian classical styles as well as everything from jazz to the avant-garde
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The show by rice & beans theatre presented by PuSh Festival and Boca del Lupo moves swiftly with sharp satire
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Multilayered work by Andrea Peña & Artists is full of animalistic ritual, raw emotion, and nods to Colombian history
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Titles span music documentary Play It Loud featuring Jamaican-born Canadian singer Jay Douglas, 1974 Afrofuturist film Space is the Place, and beyond
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The show by Mammalian Diving Reflex brings together teenagers with local arts stars Hiro Kanagawa, Vanessa Kwan, and Dan Mangan for some frank discussion
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From VIFF screenings to live music and Vancouver Art Gallery happenings, there are many ways to celebrate throughout February
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Led by stage director Richard Berg and music director Richard Epp, Mozart’s comedic opera features an abundance of outrageous scenarios
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At Vancouver Opera, the theatre legend and set designer Ken MacDonald bring artfully absurd touches to story of a refugee stuck in a terminal
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Artists on the program include Yves Lambert et le Grand Orchestre, Franco-Ontarian rapper LeFLOFRANCO, and more
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Program inspired by travel features folk songs from the U.K., Nordic countries, North America, and South America
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