Sleek design and witty performances help freshen up this Arts Club production based on the classic movie
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Arts Club Theatre Company production follows married couple Alice and Henry who embark on a naughty hotel retreat to rekindle their lacklustre sex life
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At Arts Club’s Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage, Julie Tomaino helms a honed production that hits all the high notes of the Four Seasons story
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A “musical fable” look, plus a few strong performances and dance numbers help freshen up song-and-dance classic
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Director Omari Newton and lead actor Quincy Armorer reflect on the importance of Ira Aldridge’s legacy as they commemorate over 20 years of friendship and collaboration
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The solo show is based on true events of a 1958 mining disaster and the African-Canadian man known as the “singing miner”
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Andrea Menard invites audiences to participate in Métis language teachings and songs
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New York City-based artist Christopher Imbrosciano, who has cerebral palsy, takes on the starring role in Vancouver premiere of Mike Lew’s play
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Director Mindy Parfitt’s take on the play by Michele Riml and Michael St. John Smith spotlights its humanist-oriented dialogue
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The holiday-themed show is heartfelt and at times hilarious
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“Do-Re-Mi,” “Climb Ev’ry Mountain,” “Edelweiss”: the hills are alive with the return of the popular musical to the Arts Club stage
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The five members of the Moms the Word Collective dish on credit-card bills, family, and how challenging the festive season can be
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The play by mixed-race married couple Amy Lee Lavoie and Omari Newton nips at the heart
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The play by Amy Lee Lavoie and Omari Newton is an Arts Club Silver Commission
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North American premiere features an entirely Western Canadian cast from Vancouver and Edmonton
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Smash-hit production comes to the Granville Island Stage for a limited summer run
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Slapstick Brit comedy Peter Pan Goes Wrong kicks off full live programming across three theatres
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A comedic intergenerational ride unfolds in the latest work in the Arts Club’s Listen to This: Audio Play Series
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James Yi sees his own parents’ struggles in his shopkeeper role, but finds the show speaks to a universal audience
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One of Vancouver theatre’s best-known comedic actors returns with the hit production
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