The new play by Ruby Thomas is directed by Studio 58 graduate Angelica Schwartz
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Production by U.K.-based playwright Ruby Thomas explores gender and sexual identities in rigid 18th-century society
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Luggage real and metaphorical clutters the stage as exes haunt a young woman navigating a new relationship
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In Sarah Segal-Lazar’s play directed by Jessie Liang, main character Jill is plagued by her failed relationships as she tries to start a new one
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Play written by Sarah Segal-Lazar centres a cynical character in her 20s as she tries to start a new relationship amid the personified baggage of her exes
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Four mainstage shows and one indie production featuring Vancouver’s up-and-coming talent fill the calendar
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The $3,000 prize, handed out by Touchstone Theatre, will help bring the queer romance-comedy to the stage
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Lineup divided into two programs features Pretty Girls, Gillty as Fin, Panty Sniffers, and Fly, Love
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Cast makes stories of Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, and friends relevant for those who live outside of storybooks
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Stephen Sondheim’s Tony Award-winning musical takes Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, and friends on a dark journey through the forest
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Langara College’s professional theatre training program hosts show full of iconic characters, from Little Red Riding Hood to Cinderella
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Flamenco rhythms meet striking design and strong performances in Carmen Aguirre-helmed production
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The playwright’s work, running at Studio 58, is as relevant today as it was when it premiered in 1933
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Poetic production set in rural Spain tells the story of a bride torn between her fiancé and her former lover
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Directed by Diana Donnelly, the show addresses climate themes and weaves in contemporary alt-rock and pop songs
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Director Diana Donnelly’s climate change-centred show takes place on a deserted island made of garbage
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Vancouver Fringe Festival play draws on his mother’s abuse by her father, and explores ideas of justice and healing
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Immersive set and busily moving cast bring to life restaurant culture and relevant questions around working to live—or living to work
Read MoreStudio 58 mounts Arnold Wesker’s popular restaurant-set play; Cactus Club Cafe is perpetually evolving
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Maddeningly meticulous inner workings of a high-end restaurant make it to the main stage
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