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With its openhearted journey through grief, Susinn McFarlen’s charming solo performance fills the Arts Club’s Granville Island Stage
Read MoreProgram includes a new creation from a sought-after choreographic duo, a remount of an acclaimed work, and a world premiere from Medhi Walerski
Read MorePlaywright Kate Hamill’s adaptation leans into comedy while staying true to Jane Austen’s classic 1813 novel
Read MoreWith the skilled direction of Catherine Morrison and a small army of strong actors, Joseph Kesselring’s witty retro comedy comes alive onstage
Read MoreIn play written and directed by Valerie Methot, youth emphasize the urgent need to save the planet following a raging storm
Read MoreComposer Chihchun Chi-sun Lee portrays Taiwanese dragons through sound
Read MoreDos Santos and her band hand in energized performances of everything from toe-tapping classics like “Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours)” to emotional ballads like “Let’s Stay Together”
Read MoreCory Haas directs this powerful story of four siblings struggling to define who they are beyond parental expectations
Read MoreVictoria’s Britt Small and Ingrid Hansen improvised with a box full of found objects and crafts to create hit puppet-vaudeville hybrid that’s coming to Kay Meek Arts Centre
Read MoreAt Pacific Theatre, the celebrated Korean-Canadian artist delves into his upbringing as a preacher’s kid through songs, stories, and snappy humour
Read MoreProgram honours special people and moments in the choir’s history with works by Bach, Mahler, and more
Read MoreEarly Music Vancouver program features a piffari, or wind band, accompanied by the early dances of French and Italian court festivities
Read MoreAt the Vancouver Art Gallery, Jean Paul Riopelle retrospective covers five decades of his work, from 1942 to 1992
Read MoreOpening night of the multi-artist exhibition features karaoke, storytelling, and music
Read MoreProgram includes Vancouver premieres, returning classics, and a tribute to Tracey Friesen and free screenings on National Canadian Film Day
Read MoreVancouver Chamber Choir concert features some of the Italian virtuoso’s most enduring Renaissance music
Read MoreFast-paced feminist adventure follows three coworkers who rebel against their boss
Read MoreIn musical travels from rock and electronica to folk and blues, the roving artist has followed her curiosity and intuition beyond industry-drawn boundaries
Read MoreEvent marks 10th anniversary with more than 250 singers, $5 TD Community Roar Tickets, and a world premiere from Marie-Claire Saindon
Read MorePlaywright Laura Wade picks up where Austen’s novel about 19-year-old Emma Watson’s love life left off
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