Busby Berkeley-inspired dance numbers, flaming hula hoops, and saucy drag numbers are a Pride-perfect combination
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Director Cherissa Richards’s casting of Jennifer Lines as Mark Antony is just one of the show’s modern takes on Shakespeare’s tragedy
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Psychedelic sets, flower-powered costumes, and a live band help make the BC-set show the fest’s biggest hit
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Producing Pi Theatre’s upcoming Truth & Lies, Willoughby talks queer epic fantasy, Throne of Glass, and a perfect beach read
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The genre-defying, gender-bending company’s Dirty Laundry is loaded with punk energy
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Karen Hines’s Pochsy at the Airport Hotel makes a comeback, and Yvette Nolan’s Reconciling premieres
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Derek Chan blends projections, politics, and music across genres in tribute to the home country he can’t return to
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Engaging shows employ everything from juggling to two chairs to explore complexity of identity
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In intimate The Shop Theatre, strong performances and creative touches bring story of adolescence in late-19th-century Germany to vivid life
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Tilda Swinton narrates Goliath, while The Man Who Couldn’t Leave travels to a former Taiwanese jail
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The puppet show is based on real experiences, stories, and art from local Grade 4 students related to the pandemic
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UBC students Jack Mosher and Nico Pante’s experimental work blazes a new, collaborative creative path
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Métis playwright and Ukrainian actor recount their harrowing, and often hilarious, journey together at rEvolver Festival
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Writer-director Anthony Kit Chun Lee’s solo show digs into the meaning of authenticity
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Vancouver’s Boca del Lupo coordinates Canada-wide project to mark Asian Heritage Month
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Giant Minotaur puppets, exciting sword fights, and an energized cast help bring Rick Riordan’s popular book series to adventurous life
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Unique East Side creative home to groups including Neworld Theatre, Electric Company, and Rumble Theatre calls for action on doubling rent, “triple-net lease”, and other issues
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Tenor Isaiah Bell’s solo show combines comedy with poignant operatics
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New interdisciplinary solo show aims to preserve the home he once knew; brings the Firehall’s season to a close
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Simran Gill’s groundbreaking new play is set to premiere live at the Upintheair Theatre event—integrating Sign Language and music you can feel
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