Fall workshops include Stage Management with Marijka Asbeek Brusse on October 20, and Sound Design with Matthew Piton on November 24
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2023-24 lineup includes Warren’s Saturday Night At Axles, which centres a wheelchair user who works as a travel YouTuber
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Unique performances range from closing night event The Best of Israeli Comedy to a blend of dance and Deaf theatre in When The Walls Come Down
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A political Franco-Haitian choral piece, Shakespeare for kids with a feminist twist, and more in all-French show lineup
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Event features Q&A sessions, class registration, and facility tours for schools of Art & Design, Dance, and Theatre, Music & Film
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Annual festival is called Vox Organi, plus the world premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning Voiceless Mass
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Roster includes Dancing Through the Decades workshops and premieres by Vancouver’s The Biting School and The Falling Company
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Granville Island performances span a musical about Medusa’s feelings, a drama chronicling Pierre Trudeau’s life, and traditional song and dance from Burundi
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With improv comedy and creepily cool masks, it’s the first production in Bard history to sell out before opening night
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Surette closes out next season directing a somber-yet-hilarious climate chronicle, a heartfelt musical, and an Indigenous take on classical comedy
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Evelyn Lau, Tara McGuire, Danny Ramadan, Chelene Knight, and Michele Assarasakorn and Nathan Fairbairn are all up for the prize, plus a book about Jan Wade’s art
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From a new musical about a historic battle to Chynatruckfunk music to cultural gatherings looking at climate action, more than 100 events happen in the neighbourhood and online
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Local icons Kendall Gender, Jaylene Thyme, and Norma Lize are photographed in the gown made of flags from countries where being LGBTQ2SIA+ is punishable by law
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Pair are co-founders of Vancouver Moving Theatre and Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival
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Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog, Gretchen Parlato and Lionel Loueke, plus more at the North Shore venue and elsewhere
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The Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum launches in 2025 at the Burnaby campus
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Monumental yellow piece is one of several public artworks that the artist-designer has created for the event
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Granville Island hub also launches the return of its improv education programs
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Pedro Chamale’s new Peace Country kicks off a season that sees the return of hits Chelsea Hotel and Paddle Song.
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Prizes go to Vancouver’s Hope Forstenzer, Coral Patola, and Carol E. Mayer
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