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Indian Summer Festival unveils dance, sarod music, and comedy shows for July event.⁠
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Tickets on sale today for a Simran Sachar–Justine A. Nichols choreographic collab, comedian Kiran Deol, and Indian classical music star Alam Khan.⁠
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Love You Wrong Time is a bold and timely exploration of the Asian femme experience.⁠
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Multitalented team of Deanna H. Choi and Maddie Bautista turns a satirical spotlight on the destructive ideal of the perfect Asian woman.⁠
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From Legally Blonde to Nunsense, Metro Theatre brings the joy in 2025-26 season announcement.⁠
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Roster also includes the troupe’s 40th panto, Jack and the Beanstalk, plus Neil Simon, Lend Me a Tenor, Shakespeare in Love, and more.⁠
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Fresh Ink fetes five years of Vancouver Chamber Choir commissions and premieres, May 9.⁠
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Program includes an Emily Carr–inspired piece by Tawnie Olson, a composition about a satellite falling out of orbit by Chris Sivak, and more. Read more a

Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows Art Studio Tour thrives on countryside settings.⁠
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Marking its 25th anniversary, the inclusive two-day festival sets up in fields and by riverbanks, along with more conventional spaces.⁠
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