A returning Ann Mortifee musical, a dance performance about the history of Japanese Canadians, and a Cree artist’s anecdotal solo show are on the 2024-25 lineup
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At the Port Theatre, production conceived by Sherry J Yoon allows audience members to talk to each other anonymously in a phone booth
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Seventy-four companies from as far away as Australia and Japan set to bring array of works to Granville Island from September 4 to 15
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Funds are earmarked for 2027-2030 Capital Plan, but historic theatre is hopeful they’ll flow in sooner
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Leaky Heaven Performance’s innovative new show takes audiences for a literal ride through scenes of pies to the face, balloon suits, and talented dogs
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After 12 years of leadership, Taylor will complete her tenure on December 31 as organization shifts to a new leadership model
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New radio-play podcast draws from people’s real-life experiences for its love-story script
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Rebecca Northan–helmed production successfully gives Shakespeare’s silliest play a straightforward staging
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Reimagined costumes, stylized choreography, and sky-high lifts lend the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical new life
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Despite some cartoonish antics, Theatre Under the Stars musical showcases its cast’s impressive versatility as both actors and instrumentalists
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Designer Alaia Hamer shares some of the fantastical influences that helped bring a 1600s Shakespeare show into the present
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Three of the city’s most respected directors to helm The Very Book Indeed, The Arsonists, and The Last of the Pelican Daughters
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Production directed by Tracey Power stars lead actor Colin Sheen, accompanied by a talented ensemble cast and students from the School of Rock Vancouver
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Eternally popular show by Andrew Lloyd Webber will run from July 5 to August 23 at the Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park
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At the Arts Club’s Granville Island stage, instrument-playing cast members alternate the role of the Man in Black in an almost completely sung-through musical
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Four mainstage theatre shows hit 2024-25 roster, along with celebrations for Richmond Pride Week, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Lunar New Year
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In a move opposition councillors called “embarrassing”, Vancouver City Council majority voted to put off exploring future upgrades to the aging facility by two years
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In brisk modern-day production, daring choices include omnipresent paparazzi, dance interludes, and kaleidoscopic lights
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Written by Amy Amantea and Rena Cohen, story follows young wheelchair user Shiloh as they navigate their first day as a tour-bus guide
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Reimagining of Maurice Ravel’s 1911 French one-act opera L’heure espagnole features an all–LGBTQ2SIA+ cast and crew
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