With its anonymous playwright, the Pi Theatre production faces the unease and violence beneath Hong Kong’s bustling surface
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Ahead of the Early Music Vancouver presentation, Alexander Weimann leads a chat with accomplished violinist Robert Mealy, the group’s codirector
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At DanceHouse, Montreal choreographer Alexandre Hamel blends a love of birds and a background in competitive figure skating to create a dazzling new kind of ice show
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Concert takes audiences on a journey through the sound of a generation, from The Supremes to Stevie Wonder
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At The Cinematheque, Nanos Valaoritis’s memories of a long life in poetry are like a museum you never want to leave
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Alfredo Santa Ana, Dálava, Eve Egoyan, and Chloe Kim will grace the stage, offering up everything from classical influences to improvisations
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Presented by VIDF with New Works and the Chutzpah! Festival, double bill premieres works by Alexis Fletcher and Fernando Hernando Magadan
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Inspired by the titular Sufi mystic, renowned artist’s new solo is co-presented by The Dance Centre and New Works
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Showing at the Polygon Gallery, British photo-artist broke Thatcher-era taboos with luminous photographs that defy easy categorization
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Soprano Melody Courage, tenor Asitha Tennekoon, and baritone Tyler Duncan to join the choirs alongside the West Coast Symphony
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Nlaka’pamux playwright Kevin Loring mines stereotypes for sharp comedy and dark insights on an absurd world
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Through songs and stories, the mind behind Kim’s Convenience riffs on Bible stories, his creative process, and growing up in a Korean church
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J.S. Bach’s Long Walk in the Snow features guest musicians Suzie LeBlanc, Leslie Dala, David Harding, and Lori Gemmell
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Works by Dvořák, Martinů, and Korngold are on the program for the Vancouver Playhouse matinee
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Cosmic circles, monumental walls of light, and inventive partnering as new Andrea Peña and Fernando Hernando Magadan works bring audiences to their feet
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The concert is an evening of music all about living things
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Encompassing jazz, tango, chamber, and avant-garde influences, the group’s sound is a treat for the ears
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Armenian pianist and composer draws on folklore and storytelling in interdisciplinary project
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Travis Abels’s work is a guest production by Vancouver Fringe Festival
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The multidisciplinary work centres on words related to nature that the 2007 Oxford Junior Dictionary left out in favour of tech terms
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