Performance at Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival sees artists break away from traditional gendered movements and costumes
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This year’s multi-venue show is based on the theme of “green”
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Savannah Walling and Terry Hunter, who founded the fest 21 years ago, are handing over the reins after this year
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Cabaret-style festival co-curated by Corey Payette and Heather Redfern features an electrifying fusion of theatre, music, drag, circus, and more
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La Llorona is an evening of puppetry, music, dance, and a Mexican folk tale
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There’s music, dance, theatre, and more in honour of October 31 and November 2
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An online Silent Auction and the ever-popular Art Roulette offer vital support to the festival while celebrating Eastside artists
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Vancouver Cantonese Opera production at the Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival honours the late Wah-Kwan Gwan
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Juno Award-winning group weaves doo-wop, R&B, country, and blues with themes of social justice and human dignity
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Appearing at Vancouver Writers Fest, the designer talks about a 40-year career that set the stage for today’s explosion of Indigenous fashion
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Michael Wex’s uproarious show combines 1930s cabaret songs, original comedy sketches, Yiddish adaptations of international hits, and vaudeville classics
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Vancouver Moving Theatre’s 21st-annual fest includes a tribute to Theatre in the Raw’s late artistic director Jay Hamburger, Day of the Dead celebrations, and more
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Foodtrucks, music, and a market at the Roundhouse, with additional events in Coquitlam on October 18 and in Surrey on October 20
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Tickets are now available for a conversation with bestselling mystery novelist Nita Prose, dramatic readings of songs from film soundtracks, and beyond
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Acclaimed multimedia storytelling performance invites locals to respond to the prompt, “Who has power over you and what do you want to say to them?”
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Lively, detective-like documentary reveals how Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw and Yup’ik ceremonial masks found their way into the hands of Surrealist masters—and new attempts to repatriate them
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At VIFF, she dramatizes ex-boyfriend Chester Brown’s graphic novel about his explorations in hiring sex workers—while still living with the then-VJ
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Special programming at several local venues is in place on and around September 30
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The Chef & the Daruma gets to the heart of the acclaimed culinary artist’s inspirations
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Vancouver Island’s Ari Kinarthy wrote the score and stars in a screening event that memorializes his life
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