Choreographer blends Kathak and contemporary influences in solo presented by the Dance Centre and New Works
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At Indian Summer Festival fundraiser, the province’s strong contingent of gin crafters like Copperpenny Distilling Co. and Tofino Distillery meets international names
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Catherine Morrison directs Joseph Kesselring’s 1941 comedy that mixes Hollywood charm with dark humour
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Hailing from distant musical worlds, the group’s members honour tradition while seeking connection through cross-cultural experiment
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Concert honours Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina’s 500th birthday with such favourites as “Sicut cervus” and “Missa Papae Marcelli”
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Arts Club’s high-energy production revives golden age of rock music while reckoning with painful history that refuses to remain silent
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Event presented by SFU School for the Contemporary Arts features a screening of In the Garden of Forking Paths
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In Catherine Léger’s theatre adaptation of a beloved 1970 Québécois film, two neglected stay-at-home moms begin a series of sexual affairs
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Known for her lilting melodies and deeply felt lyrics about love, artist delivers a coming-of-age collection in debut album Leftovers
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Touchstone Theatre presents acclaimed writer Anosh Irani’s play about isolation and brotherhood
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In Vancouver Recital Society concert, the talented 24-year-old plays alongside New York City–based collaborative pianist Sahun Sam Hong
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Speculative-fiction play written by David Mott questions what it means to love in a dystopian digital age
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The musical marks a meaningful—and often moving—departure for a Métis actor better known for standup, music, and comedy work
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Original cast members Joey Lespérance and France Perras star in this story about an artistic awakening
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First-time film actor Keira Jang takes a leading role in Vancouver director Ann Marie Fleming’s dark “satire” about a bucolic post-collapse future that comes with a catch
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Concert conducted by Paula DeWit features a special collection of Baroque instruments and 16 vocalists
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The standup artist also happens to follow Modern Orthodox Judaism and was once a New York City attorney
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In his latest work, the orchestra’s in-house composer plays on the lofty landscapes of his childhood and his adopted West Coast hometown
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Conductor Jacques Lacombe and director Mo Zhou are at the helm of Giacomo Puccini’s masterpiece, which features a double cast
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Stunning cinematography and a compelling story make documentary about freediver Jessea Lu a breathless watch
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