Ins Choi’s latest play looks at new parents’ struggle for identity—and the urge to judge themselves
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Described as a “trailblazer”, theatre artist praised for “creating truly site-specific work”
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The play by Amy Lee Lavoie and Omari Newton is an Arts Club Silver Commission
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Jessica Swale’s play follows their late-19th-century struggle to earn the right to a degree
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Affair of Honor brings 11 actors/fighters to the action-packed queer love story
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Vancouver Fringe Festival’s final push provides one more chance to catch audience favourites
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Long-time artistic producer Donna Spencer reflects on goals, like diversity, that have remained a priority, amid a new arts climate
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The humorously dark folk tale woven together with a high-energy concert runs November 30 to December 4
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Australia’s Quiet Riot takes on colonization, racism, sexism, and gender stereotypes through hip hop, song, story, and a whole lot of laughter
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Led by creator Caroline MacCaull, the performance-in-progress invites audiences to vote on lighting, sound, and movement
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In its most warped moments, this ode to stage disasters goes absolutely right
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The company based out of a barn north of Montreal keeps its funny, glitz-free act down-to-earth, even though the tricks are superhuman
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Lead Clotilde Hesme will be familiar to folks who caught the French crime thriller Lupin
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Far From Beds rocks; BOOKMARKS evokes a life well lived; and ver·i·si·mil·i·tude blends speculative fiction with horror
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Three solo shows–The C-Word, How to Believe in Anything, and mr.coffeehead–offer unpredictable experiences
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With shows like Drag Me to the Opera and Life’s a Drag, artists are forging new territory, mixing storytelling, song, theatre, and over-the-top fabulousness
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Okinum and The Wrong Bashir also join the roster of contemporary Canadian works
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Actor Clotilde Hesme won France’s highest theatre award for her role in the high-energy play that draws inspiration from Rocky III
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The free performance marries theatre and cinema, reinterprets Sartre, and features special effects from SFU’s Centre for Digital Media
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This year’s fest features everything from a professional cello player clowning around to a burlesque artist confronting the C-word
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