The Iranian-born artist explores identity in the work that travels between comedy and drama
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The newest release in the 2021–22 Listen to This: Audio Play Series comes from playwrights Amy Lee Lavoie and Omari Newton
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Multimedia PuSh Festival show blends radio documentary, performance, and projected imagery to follow five young Inuit women
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The one-on-one work by Montreal’s Joe Jack et John confronts consent and sexual assault among neurodivergent women
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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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Playwright-actor Makambe K. Simamba draws on the story of the Black teen’s life in powerful solo show
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Offerings starting next month include a one-one-one interactive show from Belgium’s Ontroerend Goed and a premiere by Vancouver’s Neworld Theatre
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One of Arts Club’s Silver Commissions, it’s part of the organization’s 2021-22 Listen to This: Audio Play Series
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Queer local artists star in the frank theatre company’s adaption of Catherine Hernandez’s I Cannot Lie to the Stars That Made Me
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While some organizations are persevering with 50-percent capacity, others are putting shows off until spring
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Majid Tafreshi’s one-act play is a surrealist exploration of the missile attack on Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752
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Watch the trailer here to find out more about the show that blends strategic competition with theatrical storyline
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From whacked-out theatre to edgy ballet to festive cantatas, here are ways to ring in 2022 and celebrate local arts
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Some of the fleeting artistic scenes that stayed with us, from vocoder echoes to magic ovens and elaorate assemblages
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Humorist and disability arts performer David Roche, Canadian College of Performing Arts founders Janis Dunning and Jacques Lemay among other honourees
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It’s a virtual rabbit hole for the rest of the show’s run
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The two local arts groups partner up to share the story of the late Salish jazz singer and musical pioneer
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The Femme Festival, The Invisible, Germany’s still hungry and others spread across three venues
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William Shakespeare’s AS YOU LIKE IT; a radical retelling by Cliff Cardinal has its Western Canadian debut at the York Theatre
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Dialogues for the Vaccine Hesitant and Those Who Love Them is a bold new series aimed at opening up COVID-related conversations
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