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Physical-comedy duo Katie Yoner and Dayna Lea Hoffmann of the Batrabbit Collective play the province’s last two rats on a mission for survival
Read MoreAccolade presented by Artists for Kids and Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art recognizes Wallace’s profound impact on arts education
Read MoreJust in time for Halloween, chaotic show incorporates some of the actor and comedian’s most iconic moments from films like Ghostbusters and Caddyshack
Read MoreSix emerging dance artists from Vancouver and Surrey share performances after months of movement and writing mentorship
Read MoreAt The Dance Centre, Anusha Fernando directs an expressive piece born from a year’s worth of nonhierarchical gatherings
Read MoreCopresentation with Surrey Art Gallery and Powell Street Festival unpacks Tsang’s Hastings Park and Tansy Point exhibitions, the basis for his new catalogue
Read MoreLeaky Heaven Performance’s innovative new show takes audiences for a literal ride through scenes of pies to the face, balloon suits, and talented dogs
Read MoreHighlights include a free show by Lebanon-born, Montreal-based artist Lamia Yared, a Dave Brubeck homage by the Marois Vocal Project, and more
Read MoreExperimental artist inspired by jazz, hip hop, and beat poetry will also play a June 22 show with her quintet Irreversible Entanglements
Read MoreThe Flame show created and directed by Deborah Williams sees performers share their personal stories in a kid-friendly format
Read MoreSome Assembly Theatre Company play, created in collaboration with diverse youth, reminds audiences of the internet’s exciting opportunities and frightening risks
Read MorePresentation by Time Will Tell Arts Society and Caravan World Rhythms features live music and Vaidya’s guru, A. Lakshman,
Read MoreOn April 13, Massy Books will donate 100 percent of its profits to the devout refugee-claimant advocate
Read MoreArts Club Theatre Company stages Michele Riml’s international-hit play about a couple seeking to rekindle their sex life 25 years into marriage
Read MoreFirehall Arts Centre presentation centres a close-knit family relearning how to coexist in the wake of trauma±
Read MoreCollaborative exhibition with Emily Carr University of Art + Design curated by Birthe Piontek features photographs by nine student artists
Read MoreTitles include Billy-Ray Belcourt’s queer Indigenous fiction work A Minor Chorus, Karen Bakker’s The Sounds of Life, and more
Read MoreAt Dancing on the Edge, an LED-lit spine exoskeleton and white funnel-shaped headpieces create an otherworldly aura
Read MoreSelection of 30 food vendors, market stalls, and community partners compliments weekend of concerts
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