The master storyteller’s latest play opens with Joe and his dog facing ejection from their longtime home, with seemingly nowhere to go
Read MoreThe coproduction by Arts Club Theatre Company and Citadel Theatre pushes the brash heroes through adventure after adventure
Read MoreFrom dragon dances to live music, there are several ways to ring in the Year of the Snake
Read MoreThe grand-nephew of the great Django Reinhardt hosts International Guitar Night
Read MoreThe member of Ruutu10 joins improv teams from Zimbabwe, New Zealand, and the Philippines for The Improv Centre’s THE HEAT—An International Improv Comedy Showcase
Read MoreThe family-friendly piece by Quebec’s L’eau du bain theatre company is an immersive experience
Read MoreThe shapeshifter’s performance is copresented by PuSh Festival, Indian Summer Festival, and Music on Main
Read MoreThe Colombian-born, Montreal-based choreographer takes a radical approach to movement
Read MoreNew twist on a classic ballet is full of beauty and wit, breaking new ground for the Aussie modern-circus troupe
Read MoreItalian-born, Denmark-based dance artist Mirko Guido opens event with hybrid of movement, sculptures, and sound performance
Read MoreBased on the 1844 novel by Alexandre Dumas, Arts Club Theatre Company and Citadel Theatre coproduction is full of heroism, passion, and adventure
Read MoreLocal musician says audiences can expect “original music filled with excitement, romance, and adventure” when the band plays the Kay Meek Arts Centre
Read MoreAt the Firehall Arts Centre, the 64-year-old soloist interweaves storytelling and video to explore his past and present
Read MoreRandom scenes and songs that stood out across music, theatre, opera, and dance
Read MoreAlternately chilling and humorous, experimental art from the Eastern Bloc spans installations, photography, and eerie ice blocks at Vancouver Art Gallery
Read MoreAt the Art Gallery at Evergreen and Burnaby Art Gallery, resource extraction is explored through large-scale copper weavings
Read MorePersistent smiles and anguish; geometric interiors and painstaking compositions in Japanese director’s well- and lesser-known films
Read MoreNew choir member Jayson Cervantes has found a home with the renowned ensemble about to mount its seasonal concert
Read MoreThe concert by Sound of Dragon Society and Crossbridge Strings features the Indonesian rebab, Chinese erhu, Persian kamancheh, and the European violin and upright bass
Read MoreTimeless adaptation of Charles Dickens novel follows a young orphan who dreams of finding a family
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