Marking its 25th anniversary, the inclusive two-day festival sets up in fields and by riverbanks, along with more conventional spaces
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Program includes an Emily Carr–inspired piece by Tawnie Olson, a composition about a satellite falling out of orbit by Chris Sivak, and more
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Ten episodes feature play excerpts and interviews with emerging theatre artists who identify with D/disability
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Annual accolade honours an individual who has significantly enriched Metro Vancouver’s arts and culture community
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Graduating artists Wol-Un, Eden Eisses, Asad Aftab, and Claudia Goulet-Blais share insights on the works they’ll have on display
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In partnership with Burnaby School District 41, exhibitions showcase artworks by elementary and high-school students
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Seventy years after the classic musical’s debut, its theme of love transcending hate continues to inspire performers and audiences
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Offerings at The Cultch span coming-of-age stories, puppetry, musical theatre, and more
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Mr. Nobody Against Putin takes an urgent look at Russian indoctrination; Spare My Bones, Coyote! finds horrors at the U.S. border; Eight Postcards From Utopia runs weird commercials from free-market Romania; and more
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The journey through Cree artist’s real-life memories follows a young Indigenous girl growing up in Alberta
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The offbeat logic of being a kid gets tangled up with adult social dynamics in Clare Barron’s acclaimed play
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New video work traverses an interior landscape shaped by the perspectives of artists Min Kim and Mia Wennerstrand
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North Van Arts exhibition features contemporary works by Daryl Lynne Wood, Lilian Broca, and Maria Abagis
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In Have You Heard Judi Singh?, Vancouver director interweaves archival footage, re-created moments, and mesmerizing music in tribute to late Punjabi-Black artist
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In largest edition to date, exhibition features more than 420 works from across five degree programs
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Director Andrew Kushnir says Nick Green’s play also highlights the key role of the Princess of Wales in destigmatizing contact with patients
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Driven by humour and Dolly Parton tunes, Royal City Musical Theatre’s inspired take on ’70s-era office politics is boldly relevant
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At The Cultch, the politically pointed show interweaves songs, storytelling, and satire in a battle cry for Asian femmes
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In a surreal and outstanding conclusion to the DanceHouse season, the Belgian company warps time and gravity, toying inventively with cinematic tropes
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Set in the aftermath of World War II, updated production adds depth and nuance to the iconic work
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