Goblin:Oedipus and Antigone set to hit the Douglas Campbell Theatre next season
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At award gala, Vancouver poet Fred Wah received Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Literary Excellence.
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The 12,100-square-foot building features timber and glass, bridging art and the surrounding forest and opening with an inaugural exhibition called Edge Effects
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Abi Padilla, Argel Monte de Ramos, and Anjela Magpantay are among the artists creating new works that draw on astrophysics
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Artistic director and violinist Joan Blackman says Canadian composer Kelly-Marie Murphy’s interstellar Dark Energy is challenging but worth the effort
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German conductor Constantin Trinks will lead the concert, which also features Bruckner’s Symphony No. 5
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Mammalian Diving Reflex production comes to Vancouver for the first time in a bilingual presentation by Théâtre la Seizième
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Jessie Richardson Theatre Award–nominated production follows a man as he reflects on beginnings and endings
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Poet Garth Martens says the Victoria-based troupe’s performances are a visceral and intimate conversation between words, music, and dance
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Company also announces new artistic director Alan Pavlakovic
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Grammy Award–nominated artist to play a mixed program of works by Steve Reich, J.S. Bach, Thomas Adès, and more
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Also in store at the celebration running from October 31 to November 8 is SHELTER, an exhibition featuring works by 30 marginalized artists
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Kate Hamill’s production offers a post-pandemic take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic detective tale
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A decade in the making, dramatized song cycle blends tones of classic spaghetti westerns with soprano vocals and flamenco dance to create haunting vision
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Former Ballet BC head Emily Molnar praises artists in acceptance speech for Europe’s Nederlands Dans Theater and Complicité
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Theatre company spent over $13,000 on nearly 30,000 brochures that can no longer be delivered to Vancouver neighbourhoods, shares artistic producer Donna Spencer
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In partnership with Pacific Opera Victoria, new production of Giuseppe Verdi’s tragedy centres opulence, oppression, and revenge
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Other offerings span extravagant 8 Gays of Channukah – The Musical and stylistically diverse Shtetl Cabaret
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With its pared-back set and present-day rewording, Ibsen’s 150-year-old story of stifling social pressures takes on new edge
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One-man band takes on the iconic album before delving into originals
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