At Festival du Bois, the singer-violinist will blend Québécois fiddle tunes with an indie-folk sensibility
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Percussionist Vern Griffiths leads a rare performance of the rhythmic composition
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The VSO School of Music’s advanced young string ensemble Sinfonietta plays pieces by Vaughan Williams, Purcell, and more
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One-woman show draws on Marguerite Duras’s novel to tell the story of a French mother in 1930s Indochina
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Gourou, Dalloway, and a flick inspired by Liliane Bettencourt of the L'Oréal dynasty help launch 32nd annual fest
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Offerings span basketball documentary Saints and Warriors, identity-focused short “One Day This Kid”, and beyond
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At VIFF Centre, new Velcrow Ripper and Nova Ami documentary finds women leading residents out of wildfire and flood catastrophes, in Lytton, Yarrow, and beyond
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Tracey Power’s musical revue poses open-ended questions at the Firehall Arts Centre
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Program features pieces by leading choreographers, including Anne Jung, Lukas Timulak, Rebecca Margolick, and Cyril Baldy
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In Hannah Moscovitch’s spare, blunt two-hander at The Cultch, tension lives not only in what is being said, but in how it is being said and who is saying it
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The company has plans for a captivating array of shows, from high-profile hits like Stuart Little to the moving true-life tale of Jordan, A Hero’s Journey Home
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Musical comedy by Dan Goggin stars five nuns on a money-making mission
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New York City ensemble’s program for Early Music Vancouver pairs pieces by Handel with high-spirited English country dances by the British African composer and abolitionist
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Offerings include features Sirât and Mr. Nobody Against Putin, plus programs for Live Action, Animated, and Documentary shorts
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As a young dancer at Nederlands Dans Theater, the artistic director was in on the creation of both Jiří Kylián’s 27’52” and Crystal Pite’s Frontier
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Acclaimed ensemble’s impressionistic sound is inspired by blues, gospel, Scandinavian folk, and church music
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Burlesque-infused biographical play tells of the legendary African-American performer’s wide-ranging accomplishments
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French-Canadian sculptor’s exhibition focuses on the original scale models of her monumental public works
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Based for decades at Western Front, long-time EDAM artistic director created more than 50 works and took part in hundreds of performances
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The long-time vocalist, pianist, and conductor is set to pass on the baton at the end of the 2026–27 season
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