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The Search Party, Urban Ink, Neworld Theatre, frank theatre, Savage Society, and more local companies set to hit stages for 2023-24
Read MoreBusby Berkeley-inspired dance numbers, flaming hula hoops, and saucy drag numbers are a Pride-perfect combination
Read MorePercussionist Hamin Honari, bandoneon master Amichai Ben Shalev, and oud virtuoso Abdul-Wahab Kayyali are fusing and expanding traditions
Read MoreThe genre-defying, gender-bending company’s Dirty Laundry is loaded with punk energy
Read MoreMétis playwright and Ukrainian actor recount their harrowing, and often hilarious, journey together at rEvolver Festival
Read MoreVancouver singer explores simple pleasures and awkward truths
Read MoreLil’wat theatre artist Yvonne Wallace’s solo speaks to the preciousness of language
Read MoreThe genre-mashing artist’s new work celebrates introverts, awkwardness
Read MoreHaving its Vancouver premiere, the solo is in ucwalmícwts and English
Read MoreBerlin-based still hungry’s three performers dazzle as they share intimate feelings about motherhood and careers
Read MoreHumour and movement merge in the deeply personal solo about body image
Read MoreBerlin trio still human draws from personal experience in show that blends aerial feats with the juggling act of raising kids and pursuing a career
Read MoreRiffing on SpongeBob, blowjobs, standup, and deep family dysfunction, the comedian coins a new mashup
Read MoreLots.of laughter, and some tragedy, as a strong ensemble cast brings to life lovelorn characters who are all too aware they’re in a play
Read MoreComedian’s standup-theatre-memoir mashup digs fearlessly into the trauma she suffered in her teens
Read More2023 Gascon-Thomas prize goes to a Canadian theatre artist who has brought a wave of change to their field
Read MoreBringing Aaron Posner’s hit spin on Chekhov’s The Seagull: to life means “food is made, songs are sung, and there’s definitely more swearing”
Read MoreThe East Vancouver singer-songwriter-musician talks Bad Cree: A Novel, Catcher in the Rye, and more
Read MoreFierce female-identifying artists in circus, dance, music, theatre, and comedy perform throughout April and May
Read MoreJacob Rajan hands in an unforgettable performance in multiple roles, joined by a majestic vulture puppet
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