Show presented in partnership with Red Gate Arts Society features guest performances by Adam 2, Goo, and Jacob Audrey Taves
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In a sanctuary of arresting self-portraits at the Polygon Gallery, photography artist Martine Gutierrez plays with identity as she transforms into figures like Mary, Cleopatra, and Lady Godiva
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Years in the making, project led by Nick Milkovich Architects Inc. includes full rebuild of the glass-panelled Great Hall, plus the new permanent Pacific Northwest Galleries
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Shown for the first time together and in water, three steel sculptures on West Georgia play with reflection and
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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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At the Cinematheque, Costa-Gavras's fast-paced masterpiece warns of the precarity of truth amid the rise of right-wing zealots
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Beverly Dobrinsky’s traditional, hurdy-gurdy-like lira sets the band’s loud, proud, and uncompromising tone in the face of war
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Solo tribute to late sibling dives deep into the Vancouver actor’s past
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Through seven movements, the composition tells stories in a way that feels familiar to the Métis composer, conductor, and UBC music prof
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“Introduction” brings lo-fi camp, “Everlasting” documents Vancouver’s Wing Sang history, “Tiger by the Tail” delivers disco-happy raunch, and “In the Heat” is a deadpan-dark Santa cartoon
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@interWEBBED’s absurd comedy escalates into dystopian Black Mirror-esque territory, while Soft tongues: a bioacoustic opera builds an intoxicating froggy soundscape
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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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The designer has spent five years building the Vancouver International Children’s Festival show with Little Onion Puppet Co.
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Audience suggestions make for a fun night of cabin shenanigans, lake whales, and poison ivy
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Play by veteran Vancouver actor Joey Lespérance is a tribute to his late sibling
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Rather than engaging in overt discussions about a higher entity, two fathers find nuanced hope in heartbreaking situations, in Pacific Theatre production
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Playwright Dave Deveau found inspiration in a real-life male penguin couple for mix of puppetry, drag, and more, care of Carousel Theatre, Zee Zee Theatre, and Vancouver International Children’s Festival
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Jami Reimer’s Soft tongues: a bioacoustic opera takes a sonic and video-enhanced trip to the Brazilian rainforest, while Neworld Theatre’s Earth Case Scenario presents short eco-works
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An ensemble cast sings its way through Chantal Akerman’s 1986 musical, Golden Eighties
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Looping media works, sonic storytelling, and streetdance explore theme of circles nd cycles
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