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Tickets are now on sale for Little Red Warrior & His Lawyer, How to Disappear Completely, Children of God, and Beauty and The Beast: My Life
Read MoreAfter last season’s hit The Mousetrap, a new adaptation of a thrilling masterpiece by the queen of mystery hits the stage
Read MoreThe puppetry show was a hit at last year’s Vancouver International Children’s Festival
Read MoreCast finds both humour and heart in Ruby Slippers premiere by playwright Abi Padilla
Read MoreIn the Arts Club production, his recently laid-off and all-too-relatable character Kenneth learns to face a world he’s long avoided
Read MoreWith a more melancholy undercurrent behind the biting laughs, Ronnie Burkett’s latest show gives voice to the marginalized and the misunderstood
Read MoreFrances Koncan’s play looks at the fur trade through the perspectives of a Métis woman, a First Nations woman, and a settler woman
Read MoreBrought to the stage in association with Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre, production stars Derek Chan in a tasting class and history lesson
Read MoreThe show by rice & beans theatre presented by PuSh Festival and Boca del Lupo moves swiftly with sharp satire
Read MoreAbi Padilla’s new play draws inspiration from both of her grandmothers
Read MoreHeartwarming family adventure is told through puppetry, real wildlife projections, and an original score
Read MoreWestern Gold Theatre production explores the aftermath of Henrik Ibsen’s 1879 play A Doll’s House
Read MoreBelgium’s Chaliwaté and Focus Company joined forces to create the fantastical nonverbal production
Read MoreThe master storyteller’s latest play opens with Joe and his dog facing ejection from their longtime home, with seemingly nowhere to go
Read MoreRuby Slippers Theatre presents five staged readings of works by IPBOC playwrights, including Damion LeClair’s Rougarou, Carmen Aguirre’s The Consent Club, and more
Read MoreKeely O’Brien bakes cakes with personal messages in Secret Ingredients, while Kyle Loven uses puppets to address grief in Loss Machine
Read MoreAt Metro Theatre, Norm Foster’s dark comedy features juicy twists and guilty pleasures
Read MoreThe coproduction by Arts Club Theatre Company and Citadel Theatre pushes the brash heroes through adventure after adventure
Read MoreSculptural movement flows against luminous set design—but the highlight is still the raucous third act
Read MoreOver-the-top performances and funhouse visuals make this Broadway Across Canada production a suitably warped winner
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