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At the Orpheum, biologist Doug Smith shares stories from reintroducing the animals back into the national park and observing their complex behaviours
Read MoreFirst new show in Vancouver since pandemic features a parade of surreal white animals and a giant, magical cube
Read MoreDarker ruminations on sexual coercion take a back seat to a Vienna with flash-mob monks, DJs, and dabbing
Read MoreVancouver Symphony Society secures city grant, as dance and music presenters voice needs and say securing local venues is harder than ever
Read MoreWhen the RuPaul’s Drag Race winner hits the Chan Centre at UBC, she’ll talk politics and draw heavily from her book The Big Reveal: An Illustrated Manifesto of Drag
Read MoreProgram featuring renowned photographers, filmmakers, and explorers continues September 12 and October 24
Read MoreShow full of mythology, music, and magic brings Rick Riordan’s hit novel to the stage
Read MoreThe Broadway musical, inspired by the animated film, rides on the talents of its young, triple threat cast and dazzling digital projections
Read MoreMaestro sees her choral work, classical training, and even her childhood Bharatanatyam lessons coalesce in production of Bizet work
Read MoreFood-loving circus-goers in Vancouver can add flavour to their trip to the Big Top
Read MoreViola Davis’s fight to sit in a movie theatre mixes with gospel, jazz, and freedom songs
Read MoreThe one-person show takes viewers on a journey through the mental-health system with refreshing humour
Read MoreBroadway Across Canada announces the return of Broadway shows to the QE Theatre starting in January 2022
Read MoreThe historic theatre adds a new licensed space to Vancouver’s outdoor sipping and snacking scene
Read MoreThe theatre company’s hit show for youth goes digital, features a post-show discussion in partnership with Anxiety Canada
Read MoreThe virtual roundtable is moderated by the Banff Centre’s Howard Jang and curated by Vancouver actor Melissa Oei
Read MoreIn his new show filmed in Penticton, the spoken-word star explores his own struggles with pandemic depression
Read MoreThe interdisciplinary artist digitally remixes paintings with experimental music and more
Read MoreNjo Kong Kie’s song cycle is based on the poetry of late factory worker Xu Lizhi 許立
Read MoreLocal arts groups say virtual-reality show had ‘‘drastic” safety measures in place; question why malls, bars, other public places can operate but not theatres with strict pandemic procedures
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