The coproduction by Arts Club Theatre Company and Citadel Theatre pushes the brash heroes through adventure after adventure
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Sculptural movement flows against luminous set design—but the highlight is still the raucous third act
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Over-the-top performances and funhouse visuals make this Broadway Across Canada production a suitably warped winner
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Vancouver’s Mitch and Murray Productions mounts Will Arbery’s complex and challenging play
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Part illustrated lecture, part standup comedy, Cheyenne Rouleau’s show rips into fat shaming
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The family-friendly piece by Quebec’s L’eau du bain theatre company is an immersive experience
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Production by Theatre Conspiracy and Pandemic Theatre sheds light on the treacherous journey faced by asylum seekers crossing the Aegean Sea
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The performance centres on a live cooking demonstration to explore the colonial history of the Philippines
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The latest installment in the company’s ÉCHO(S): staged readings series is coproduced by Pi Theatre
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The multimedia documentary-style work interweaves personal stories with historical, political, and sociological facts
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West Coast premiere of Frances Koncan’s powerful play offers a satirical take on the Canadian fur trade
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New twist on a classic ballet is full of beauty and wit, breaking new ground for the Aussie modern-circus troupe
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Heartwarming, hilarious play is presented in association with the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts, Presentation House Theatre, and Blackout Art Society
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Production by L’eau du bain theatre company follows the friendship of two young girls in an endless Norwegian winter
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Based on the 1844 novel by Alexandre Dumas, Arts Club Theatre Company and Citadel Theatre coproduction is full of heroism, passion, and adventure
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Tagalog play translated, adapted, and performed by Carmela Sison investigates the effects of global imperialism on food preparation
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Neworld Theatre’s one-woman production mixes stand-up comedy and storytelling in an unapologetic dissection of fatphobia
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Steffanie Davis returns to the stage as Isabelle, a millennial reimagining of hopeless romantic Cyrano de Bergerac
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Random scenes and songs that stood out across music, theatre, opera, and dance
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At the Little Mountain Gallery, improvisers draw on Shakespeare plays to craft an all-new tragedy
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