In NFB documentary, Lyana Patrick chronicles the environmental harm caused by the Kenney Dam
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Another 30 concerts will take place at Performance Works, Ocean Artworks, and the Revue Stage from June 20 to July 1
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Director Cory Haas reflects on how six characters emphasize the importance of proper communication and unapologetic individuality
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Among the theatre offerings in store are Same Same Different, I Wish I Was a Mountain, and The Libravian
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Tanzania’s Zawose Queens and Congo’s Les Mamans du Congo x Rrobin rub shoulders with Canadian names like Elisapie and Ocie Elliott at ʔəy̓alməxʷ Jericho Beach Park, July 18 to 20
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At Pacific Spirit United Church, program draws on previously performed works by Bach, Mahler, and more
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Vetta Chamber Music’s artistic director is joined by talented colleagues for a season-closing program of Haydn, Mozart, and Schubert
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Series explores Rotimi Fani-Kayode’s practice through films, workshops, and lectures with queer Black and African artists and cultural producers
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Enriched by a team of cultural consultants, Zahida Rahemtulla’s new play offers new insight on an urgent chapter of recent Canadian history
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At The Cultch’s Warrior Festival, circus performers alternate between base and flyer, dismantling long-standing assumptions
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Immersive show centres a group of people at a Sex, Co-Dependents, and Love Addicts Anonymous meeting
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Helped by Kate Besworth’s irreverent sparkle as Lizzy, Gateway Theatre’s adaptation loses the restraint and dives headfirst into Austen’s humour
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Virtuosic singer and dancer takes the intoxicating sounds of early Afro-funk and soul in exciting new directions
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The choir’s long-time artistic director hopes the upcoming concert will open new ears to choral music’s powers to heal and create community
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At once humorous and heartbreaking, production revolves around a funeral party for a man with an adventurous past
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The improvisational-comedy icon from Whose Line Is It Anyway? comes back to where his career began
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Program features Vanessa Goodman/Action at a Distance, Dance//Novella, Karen Jamieson Dance, and more
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B.C.’s Charles Campbell and Tania Willard are also nominated for the Pacific Region in competition for country’s richest visual-art award
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At Carousel Theatre for Young People, the titular mouse comes to life with 1940s flair reminiscent of E.B. White’s original novel
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Clare Barron’s Pulitzer Prize–nominated production traces themes of friendship and jealousy as young athletes train for a national title
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