The Biting School’s new dance work looks at struggle and letting go, with a surreal array of hazard tape, bread dough, mic cords, coffin tents, and more
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Funds are earmarked for 2027-2030 Capital Plan, but historic theatre is hopeful they’ll flow in sooner
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In a move opposition councillors called “embarrassing”, Vancouver City Council majority voted to put off exploring future upgrades to the aging facility by two years
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Right now, wheelchair users face stairs and other barriers to attending and working on shows at the historic theatre
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Furious Grace Dance Theatre’s Gravity in Your Eyes and Method Dance Society’s Behind Veiled Eyes explore female friendships and matriarchal ties
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Drawing on the endless scroll of dance fragments online, the new work pushes into fresh territory for the troupe—as does Josh Martin’s new Helen Walkley solo, blocking
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Canadian choreographer Denise Fujiwara spent years creating dance out of the constraints in Christian Bök’s celebrated, vowel-happy book
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In the wake of loss, family and friends struggle to navigate inner turmoil, even as they inadvertently hurt each other in the process
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Fully realized production integrates powerhouse group numbers and solos, projections, and even puppets to capture digital disconnection
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Tracey Power and Steven Charles’s sung-through musical, first staged in 2012, returns with its inventive staging and intimate interpretations of Cohen’s songs
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The Firehall Arts Centre brings fresh life to Ann Mortifee’s quirky fantasy musical, while retaining some of its ‘80s flavour
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Artists Lara Aysal and Rosemary Georgeson lead a Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival workshop based on conversations with Elders, activists, and academics
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The often funny story set in a fictional small B.C. town is rooted in an all-too-familiar reality
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Summer jobs in mines and mills have given theatre artist and climate activist unique empathy for those working in the carbon economy
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Pedro Chamale’s new Peace Country kicks off a season that sees the return of hits Chelsea Hotel and Paddle Song.
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At Dancing on the Edge, new Soft Palate incorporates sculptural fabric headpieces, while Ecdysis features an LED-glowing exoskeleton
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Residencies in Vancouver and Siena build a two-part show by Wen Wei Dance and
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Derek Chan blends projections, politics, and music across genres in tribute to the home country he can’t return to
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Frank, smart story of a dinner party gone awry attracted rave reviews last year
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For playwright Sally Stubbs, telling the story of her pilot father’s disappearance was part of fulfilling a promise to her mother
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