Taking place in the state-of-the-art Rock Theatre, program features the Borealis String Quartet, Juno Award–winning Gryphon Trio, and more
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Two senior artists play young Newfoundland couple in Western Gold Theatre’s gentle staging
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Stephen Drover directs his own haunting adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy, laced with tyranny and moral corruption
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Otto Tausk conducts the orchestra, along with mezzo-soprano Rihab Chaieb and the Vancouver Bach Choir, in a symphony that has a lot of everything
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Boca del Lupo returns to the outdoor stage in partnership with Korean puppet masters for five-metre-tall spectacle
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Finale of the storied UBC venue’s 100th-anniversary celebrations features celebrated soprano Simone Osborne and bass-baritone Gordon Bintner
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New York–based multi-instrumentalist, the child of legendary saxophonist Pharoah Sanders, is joined by their band and the Todd Stewart Trio
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Performers at the 2026 edition include Uncle Strut, Felisha and the Jazz Rejects, Art d’Ecco, Brass Camel, Rich Hope, and many more
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Artists hitting Jericho Beach Park range from Denmark’s Tina Dico and Ukraine’s Yagódy to Portland’s Anna Tivel and Jeffrey Martin
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The theatre’s organ was installed in 1927—the same year Alfred Hitchcock released his first thriller, about a Jack the Ripper–esque killer
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New exhibition I Use My Haida Eyes features 51 of the artist’s intricate works, which hold layers of cultural knowledge
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Ralph Escamillan’s subversive, playful new work brings the Ball from the runway to the stage
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These are just a few of the highlights at the 10th annual edition of the showcase of Canadian and international artists
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Retrospective unites the late British filmmaker’s feature-length works, including A Quiet Passion and Distant Voices, Still Lives
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Event’s top works from across the country and the globe leap between juggling, circus, art installation, concert, and more
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Laugh-out-loud, music-filled production sets Shakespeare’s play in a fictional soccer-obsessed Vancouver suburb
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Artist Jasmine Chen relearns Mandarin and discovers lost family history in multidisciplinary, personal show
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Reports are emerging that the musician, composer, and pillar of the Indigenous classical community passed away in car accident after father’s funeral in Northern Alberta
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At the Roundhouse, Arc One will feature 10 short performances by new and emerging artists and will include poetry, stories, and essays
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The Vancouver director says there’s something “extraordinarily intimate” about Nobel Prize laureate Peter Handke’s 1966 “anti-play”
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