Performing-arts series produced by Theatre Replacement and Company 605 spans a live cake tasting, an ode to an Indigenous matriarch, and beyond
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Outsized comic characterizations and power singing meet fearless political bite in Theatre Replacement’s latest musical at the York
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Seasonal standouts include a massive choral Messiah, and different takes on A Christmas Carol—including one with 10-foot-high puppets
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Triple-threat performer’s role of bad-guy Tony the Pony is part of a career that’s taking off—and busting body-image stereotypes
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In annual holiday show directed by Anita Rochon, Robin Hood must save East Van from the rich and powerful when all city parks are suddenly privatized
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Four local performance makers will travel to the Noorderzon Festival of Performing Arts and Society in the Netherlands this summer as part of a research trip
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Theatre Replacement and Company 605’s renamed and ever-growing series gathers experimental works at Russian Hall
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Powerhouse singing and pastel-hued eye candy are the added ikura on a wonderfully jam-packed maki
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Pair draws on contrasting comedic styles and deep roots in the ‘hood for The Cultch and Theatre Replacement’s beloved holiday tradition
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Previously known as PushOFF, newly named annual event highlights experimental works by the likes of Hong Kong Exile and Mardon + Mitsuhashi
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The Search Party, Urban Ink, Neworld Theatre, frank theatre, Savage Society, and more local companies set to hit stages for 2023-24
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Vancouver singer explores simple pleasures and awkward truths
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The genre-mashing artist’s new work celebrates introverts, awkwardness
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Kate Bush tunes, dangly kelp designs, fairy-tale take-downs, and even some deeper messages earn the 10th anniversary show cheers
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Creator Maiko Yamamoto drew on family memories of suburbia and concern for the planet in audience-generated new work
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The adaptation of the company’s acclaimed 2017 work relates to climate change as part of the City of Vancouver’s Sea2City Design Challenge
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Do you mind if I sit here? grew out of the discovery of 16mm films sent to Vancouver from the USSR decades ago
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It’s a virtual rabbit hole for the rest of the show’s run
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Blazed caterpillars, banned bathroom breaks, and a lot of pandemic laughs
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Writer Sonja Bennett re-creates Commercial Drive through the eyes of a modernized protagonist
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