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Spotlighting ragtime and Harlem stride at the Chan Centre, New York City musician pushes beyond limitations of easily marketable categories
Read MoreMultitasking characters and carefully choreographed mayhem at the Gateway Theatre
Read MoreOut Innerspace Dance Theatre sets fiery work against solar flares, while newcomer Micaela Taylor brings street touches to contemporary style
Read MoreIf you’re not quite sure what all those are, read on in our interview with the cross-border quintet of fiddlers, guitarists, and accordion players
Read MoreVAG employees to receive wage increases, provisions around remote work
Read MoreProducing Pi Theatre’s upcoming Truth & Lies, Willoughby talks queer epic fantasy, Throne of Glass, and a perfect beach read
Read MoreCanada’s first gay choir sings custom-arranged music by artistic director Willi Zwozdesky
Read Morebumfuzzled monachopsis: innerspace out is the 11-day fest’s curated show for 2023
Read MoreOn the unceded, traditional territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, several public events are taking place throughout June
Read MoreThe Vanouver comedy company’s artistic director and performer talks Emma, Bossypants, and being “kinda funny…in a weird way”
Read MoreDene/Métis writer-producer Marie Clements’s film is inspired by a Cree matriarch’s true life story
Read MoreThe butoh company headed by Jay Hirabayashi and Barbara Bourget offers movement and music performances
Read MoreWoman Meets Girl and Stay put new spins on romance, while Not For Us and Damn Supper send up horror genre
Read MoreFrance has macarons, and now Canada has an artful version of the classic triple-layer treat made by Michelle Avelena and Samuel Hartono
Read MoreThe 70-member multi-faith ensemble’s Soulstice Concert: How I Got Over celebrates the human ability to rise to challenges
Read MoreIn intimate The Shop Theatre, strong performances and creative touches bring story of adolescence in late-19th-century Germany to vivid life
Read MoreThings That Dreams Are Made Of program features new creations by Anya Saugstad, CAMP Collective, and more
Read MoreFrom Australian acrobatics to Madagascar mime to Métis storytelling, the fest is a world of inspiration
Read MoreMicrocosmos Quartet intermingles with dancers in a total experience at Alexander Street warehouse
Read MoreWorks profile a divinely gifted teen, an Athens sex worker, and a bracingly candid Olympia Dukakis
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