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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Event in honour of upcoming Chinese holiday features live reading of Five Blessings collective’s Legend of the Whooshhh
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A stylized story of Alberta rodents was chosen best of the fest, while musical exploration of homelessness won Stir Social Impact Award
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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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Strong comedic performances, catchy songs, and over-the-top visual design make Arts Club opener a blast
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Stories of racism, civil unrest, and drug abuse give this bio-musical a compelling edge
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Late Nisga’a playwright’s partially autobiographical work centres 1960s residential school riots
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Generic Male pokes acrobatic fun at male self-identity, The Pigeon and the Dove explores homelessness, and Lia & Dor unfurls Romanian fairy tale
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Peaches: The Play!’s cutting social critique; Tango in the Dark’s mad dancing skills, and more
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Rebecca Northan to direct The Comedy of Errors and Jiv Parasram to helm Measure for Measure on Howard Family Stage
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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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Vancouver Fringe Festival play draws on his mother’s abuse by her father, and explores ideas of justice and healing
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Arts Club Theatre Company thriller-comedy musical is based on the cult favourite 1986 film by Roger Corman
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MONSTER, The Holy O, and PUFFY HAIR centre female-identifying leads in comedic yet refreshingly vulnerable productions
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Comedy-tinged play by Kate Hennig explores the marriage of King Henry VIII and his sixth wife, Katherine Parr
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A bullied tech crew, improvised hilarity, and a playful soundscape as goblins dig into the “Scottish Play”
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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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Rebecca Northan, the talent behind Blind Date, has learned to follow her “weird ideas”, all the way to Bard on the Beach and Stratford Festival
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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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