Through projected footage and photographs, Erdal chronicles the last nine months of his mother’s life following a terminal cancer diagnosis
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Week-long, half-day program is designed for beginner students ages eight to 15
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The three-piece squeezes something jagged yet soulful from its sparse guitar-drum-vocal setup
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The series presents 14 titles by the master of nonfiction film, rarely seen in the cinema
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Housewife of the Year unpacks a long-running Irish TV show, while There’s Still Tomorrow follows a working-class Italian woman in the 1940s
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The veteran musician, hitting Festival du Bois, revisits the breadth of his career with Le Grand Orchestre
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French Romantic masterpiece stars soprano Emily Pogorelc as Manon and tenor Frédéric Antoun as Chevalier des Grieux
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Director Sepideh Yadegar’s debut feature follows Iranian international student Sahar as she stands up for women’s rights in Vancouver
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Concert shines a light on previously under-recognized Japanese, Armenian, Irish, Scottish, and Indigenous music
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Vetta Chamber Music concert features a quartet that also includes violinist Joan Blackman, bassist Jodi Proznick, and pianist Jane Hayes
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Taiwan-born Pei Lun Lai and Costa Rica-raised Eduardo Jiménez Cabrera negotiate new challenges in the studio—and in their adopted Vancouver hometown
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Disney FROZEN, Dial M for Murder, and Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women are all on the books
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Program also features mezzo-soprano Marion Newman in the world premiere of Marcus Goddard’s Mountain Visions
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Food plays a leading role in the Pi Theatre production starring Derek Chan, presented in association with Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre
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At Vancity Theatre, Christopher Auchter’s film takes us back to the 1985 protest that led to a historic win
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Japanese artist’s experimental work features 14 performers, including students from Emily Carr University of Art + Design
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The production written and directed by Nlaka’pamux playwright Kevin Loring is a land-claims farce
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Friends of Chamber Music concert includes William Walton’s Piano Quartet in D minor, a varied piece with an interesting backstory
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From We All Fall Down’s Papillon to BRKFST Dance Company’s STORMCLUTTER, artists bridge the gap between contemporary and street styles
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La Femme Cachée faces buried trauma; En Fanfare celebrates the power of music; and Saint-Exupéry tells an old-style adventure story
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