New radio-play podcast draws from people’s real-life experiences for its love-story script
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Rebecca Northan–helmed production successfully gives Shakespeare’s silliest play a straightforward staging
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Canada’s longest-running international art book fair features more than 80 exhibitors, with a new art-publishing symposium on July 28
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Music on Main’s latest creation led by David Pay guides audiences throughout the entirety of the Vancouver Playhouse for intimate performances in unexpected places
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In a sanctuary of arresting self-portraits at the Polygon Gallery, photography artist Martine Gutierrez plays with identity as she transforms into figures like Mary, Cleopatra, and Lady Godiva
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Performing in English, French, and Innu-aimun, singer-songwriter draws on his multiple sources—and gets the crowd dancing
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Lineup features eight shadow-steeped works released in the 1940s and ’50s, spanning Gilda, To Have and Have Not, T‑Men, and more
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The Giller Prize–winning author of What Strange Paradise has curated a program of events that look at the real world through a literary lens
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Annual interactive fundraiser happens at CREATE! Eastside Arts Festival and includes stops at participating neighbourhood breweries
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Exhibit created by MONOVA: Museum and Archives of North Vancouver explores life and legacy of late Tsleil-Waututh actor, author, musician, poet, activist, environmentalist, and First Nations advocate
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From flamenco dance to zine-making, there are hands-on sessions for people of all artistic levels
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Backyard performances hosted by Alexis Fletcher and Sylvain Senez to feature acclaimed German dance artists, Opera Unbound mezzo-sopranos, and more
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Residencies, studio showings, and other presentations fill the roster at multifaceted organization
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Reimagined costumes, stylized choreography, and sky-high lifts lend the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical new life
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From the Saharan quartet of L’Etran de L’Aïr to Palestinian-Jordanian collective 47Soul, the lineup is as diverse as it is exciting
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Jules Massenet’s beloved Manon rounds out the operatic offerings
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Darker ruminations on sexual coercion take a back seat to a Vienna with flash-mob monks, DJs, and dabbing
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African and Peruvian folk dance are also on the menu at the annual presentation on Granville Island
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With everything from culinary offerings to locally made goods for sale to stilt-walking lessons, the music is just one highlight of the beloved fest
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Collection presented by the Craft Council of BC draws inspiration from court-lady tomb figures made during the Tang Dynasty in China
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