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United Players of Vancouver, in association with Ruby Slippers Theatre, presents the show about two dissatisfied moms who seduce a string of lovers
Read MoreWith its anonymous playwright, the Pi Theatre production faces the unease and violence beneath Hong Kong’s bustling surface
Read MoreNlaka’pamux playwright Kevin Loring mines stereotypes for sharp comedy and dark insights on an absurd world
Read MoreThrough songs and stories, the mind behind Kim’s Convenience riffs on Bible stories, his creative process, and growing up in a Korean church
Read MoreTravis Abels’s work is a guest production by Vancouver Fringe Festival
Read MoreWell-realized characters help Agatha Christie tale slow-build suspense
Read MorePerformances in store range from the breathtaking acrobatics of Kalabanté Productions to a life-sized puppet in Where Have All the Buffalo Gone?
Read MoreFrom a Pulitzer finalist about pre-teen competitive dancers to a masterclass in Hong Kong food, there’s plenty to dive into this season
Read MoreOne-woman solo show follows the creator’s own near-death experiences, from her childhood in the Bronx to travels in Israel, Asia, and South America
Read MoreThrough projected footage and photographs, Erdal chronicles the last nine months of his mother’s life following a terminal cancer diagnosis
Read MoreDisney FROZEN, Dial M for Murder, and Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women are all on the books
Read MoreFood plays a leading role in the Pi Theatre production starring Derek Chan, presented in association with Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre
Read MoreThe production written and directed by Nlaka’pamux playwright Kevin Loring is a land-claims farce
Read MoreWork by acclaimed playwright and novelist Anosh Irani focuses on three South Asian men navigating their migration journeys in Canada
Read MoreAgatha Christie’s classic play is one of the legendary writer’s most haunting and sophisticated works
Read MorePerforming arts training program for D/disability-identified artists will run from September 2025 to June 2028
Read MoreAndrew Broderick leads a versatile cast through Eboni Booth’s quietly endearing play
Read MoreThe one-woman performance and installation is by Montreal’s Marie Ségolène Brault
Read MoreSébastien David directs Michel Tremblay’s tragic play as part of the ÉCHO(S) series
Read MoreEvery performance, under Donna Spencer’s breezy direction, is consistently funny and fully realized
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