In playwright Kate Besworth and director Ming Hudson’s adaptation, contemporary language highlights the continuing relevance of Sophocles’ 5th century BC tragedy
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Headlining the Khatsahlano Street Party’s Burrard Stage, the fast-rising band is unafraid to spice up its surf-inspired indie rock with country, funk, and Latin elements
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From walking tours through upper Ambleside’s Modernist landmarks to a screening about an unsung mid-century design maverick at Kay Meek Arts Centre, architectural celebrations abound
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In addition to finished pieces in a variety of styles, weekly event also features live music, art demonstrations, and hands-on workshops
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Multidisciplinary, site-specific outdoor performances highlight the talent of independent creators through a unique, community-minded platform
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From Cloverdale to West Vancouver and all points in between, festivities span live music, drumming, kids’ activities, and no shortage of national pride
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Bold and bloody new take on “the Scottish Play” speaks effectively to an era of intense societal fears, with postapocalyptic atmosphere to burn
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The Vancouver performer straps on the platform shoes and readies her powerhouse voice for musical based on the movies she grew up watching
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Violinist and guest director Rachel Podger performs alongside the Pacific Baroque Orchestra
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Organizations call for longterm strategic plan, increased Arts Council budget, and cultural space retention
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Homage to Eugène Ionesco is presented by Rumble Theatre and produced by Theatre Conspiracy in association with Pi Theatre
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In a shamelessly fun update, the comedy’s colourful schemers, lovers, and busybodies are regulars at a Vancouver community centre during World Cup fever
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Indie-rockers Uncle Strut, post-punk stars Concrete Vehicles, and soul powerhouse Leo D.E Johnson are among the talents hitting the Burrard Stage
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The singer and guitarist makes music that veers from lushly orchestrated American to wildly experimental free-jazz improv
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The Newfoundland-born, Vancouver-based percussionist and scholar brings influences from Africa and South Asia to his musical explorations
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Beer kegs to donkey heads, Vancouver artist’s expansive new exhibition uncovers Ceperley Mansion’s past while linking it to masculinity rites, from Ancient Greece through to today’s headlines
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Composer Jeffrey Ryan, librettist James Fagan Tait, and tenor Bud Roach explore contemporary art song with the medieval era’s version of the synthesizer
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Acclaimed musician and educator will draw on an innovative career in collaboration when he joins local outfits Tom Wherrett Trio and Malleus Trio at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival
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WUG, KRAGVA, and MOOG return to the Shakespeare festival for a hysterical take on the titular Greek tale
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A bequest from the estate of the late SFU professor Evelyn Pinkerton, the 1920s house will provide community housing for the arts
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