Surrey Art Gallery is launching its 50th anniversary with the touring exhibition Rajni Perera: Futures
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A background that includes work as an electronics technician, a stint as a Marine, and a childhood in foster care has helped shape the standup’s unique and irreverent take on the world
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Having its world premiere at the fest, the work merges the ancestral knowledge of mau rākau with contemporary dance
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The artist’s work draws equal inspiration from Sinclair Lewis’s 1920s novels and ’90s dystopian sci-fi flicks
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Top picks from Napa Sauvignon Blanc to Columbia Valley Merlot, plus advice for hitting an international assortment at this year’s Bard on the Beach fundraiser
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The puppetry show was a hit at last year’s Vancouver International Children’s Festival
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Vancouver Opera production balances heart and absurd humour, with a third act that gets full liftoff
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Early Music Vancouver program with Pacific Baroque Orchestra includes a “Fictive Wedding Cantata” that she’s painstakingly compiled from the composer’s lesser-known works
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Cast finds both humour and heart in Ruby Slippers premiere by playwright Abi Padilla
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At the Orpheum, biologist Doug Smith shares stories from reintroducing the animals back into the national park and observing their complex behaviours
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At the Scotiabank Dance Centre, Daina Ashbee’s We learned a lot at our own funeral takes an unblinking, unsettling look at the death of the self; surreal studies make big impacts at Small Stage
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Music on Main and the Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre bring the Belgian celebration of sound for young audiences to Vancouver
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In the Arts Club production, his recently laid-off and all-too-relatable character Kenneth learns to face a world he’s long avoided
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Offerings from the Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs, the VSO, Early Music Vancouver, and more take place on February 14 and 15
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The Province, which has provided nearly $80 million since 2021, is reviewing the program, while fests warn of challenges and cutbacks if it’s lost
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This year’s festival features an electric range of revival shows
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With a more melancholy undercurrent behind the biting laughs, Ronnie Burkett’s latest show gives voice to the marginalized and the misunderstood
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Frances Koncan’s play looks at the fur trade through the perspectives of a Métis woman, a First Nations woman, and a settler woman
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Valentine’s Day and the month of February have plenty in store for lovers looking for a laugh
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Opening La Tournée Québec Cinéma, nostalgic comedy mixes with church abuse of power in a Montreal neighbourhood
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