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In partnership with the Talking Stick Festival, Neworld Theatre’s surround-sound audio production draws on traditional Anishinaabe stories
Read MorePerformances in store range from the breathtaking acrobatics of Kalabanté Productions to a life-sized puppet in Where Have All the Buffalo Gone?
Read MoreThe show by rice & beans theatre presented by PuSh Festival and Boca del Lupo moves swiftly with sharp satire
Read MoreTagalog play translated, adapted, and performed by Carmela Sison investigates the effects of global imperialism on food preparation
Read MoreAt the Port Theatre, production conceived by Sherry J Yoon allows audience members to talk to each other anonymously in a phone booth
Read MoreAt Ocean Artworks, artist Kimira Reddy unveils her ceiling-suspended work Drift and curator Nhylar hosts Jugalbandhi: Village Dreamscapes
Read MoreBreathtaking artwork on Granville Island draws inspiration from the paradoxes of life using a canopy of vibrant fabrics and suspended driftwood
Read MoreSharing of Asian Canadian artists’ stories will coincide with an Alliance of Asian Canadians in the Performing Arts meeting in Montreal
Read MoreNew entries to the StopAsianHate.ca website highlight the work of Asian-Canadian performing-arts professionals
Read MoreTwo shows, one for infants ages 0 to 2 and one for neurodiverse children ages 4 and up, will be hosted as part of the Micro Performance Series
Read MoreFirst 400 copies of new anthology by 16 Canadian playwrights will be distributed to schools in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, and Montreal
Read MoreLineup on Granville Island includes a show aimed at babies and toddlers, powwow and hoop dance, puppets, and much more
Read MoreFebruary lineup features inspiring cinema, live jazz, and a special tribute to Canadian filmmaker Charles Officer
Read MoreArtist Basel Zaraa wants audiences to see how displacement affects people’s everyday lives
Read MoreTickets go on sale November 22 for offerings that range from a refugee-camp installation to a dance-circus set amid a surreal paper set
Read MoreBoca del Lupo produces theatre artist’s first experiment in VR, a trip to relationship “therapy” inspired by Indigenous struggle
Read MoreKaren Hines’s Pochsy at the Airport Hotel makes a comeback, and Yvette Nolan’s Reconciling premieres
Read MoreTilda Swinton narrates Goliath, while The Man Who Couldn’t Leave travels to a former Taiwanese jail
Read MoreVancouver’s Boca del Lupo coordinates Canada-wide project to mark Asian Heritage Month
Read MorePart of LivePerformance360 series, event features Goliath: Playing with Reality and The Man Who Couldn’t Leave
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