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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 MoreThis year’s event features a diverse lineup of artists from Quebec, New Brunswick, Ontario, Manitoba, and B.C.
Read MorePacific Spirit United Church concert features songs about nature, including “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”, Handel and J.S. Bach arias, and more
Read MoreAfter last season’s hit The Mousetrap, a new adaptation of a thrilling masterpiece by the queen of mystery hits the stage
Read MoreProgram opens with Charles Aznavour biopic Monsieur Aznavour and closes with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry tribute Saint-Exupéry
Read MoreProgram features works by composer-in-residence laura hawley, Nico Muhly, Alex Freeman, Matthew Whittall, and Tarik O’Regan
Read MorePrograms include the Community Award, BC Reconciliation Award, Indigenous Business Award, Polygon Award, and Sam Carter Award
Read MoreJoan Blackman, Jane Hayes, Julia Nolan, and Jodi Proznick play impressionist, 20th-century, jazz, and tango works
Read MoreCompany blends exuberant Bollywood dance with jazz, funk, folk, and modern influences
Read MoreProgram blends pop-music choral arrangements with immersive 3D visuals
Read MoreMonumental triple bill sees the return of Johan Inger’s PASSING along with world premieres from Fernando Hernando Magadan and Andrea Peña
Read MoreBrought to the stage in association with Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre, production stars Derek Chan in a tasting class and history lesson
Read MoreImmersive work by 10 composers draws inspiration from bestselling book by nature writer Robert Macfarlane and illustrator Jackie Morris
Read MorePiano quartet to play works by Mozart, Schumann, and William Walton
Read MoreSaxophonist-composer draws inspiration from her B.C. upbringing for performance with CapU Jazz Studies students and faculty members
Read MoreTitles span music documentary Play It Loud featuring Jamaican-born Canadian singer Jay Douglas, 1974 Afrofuturist film Space is the Place, and beyond
Read MoreLed by stage director Richard Berg and music director Richard Epp, Mozart’s comedic opera features an abundance of outrageous scenarios
Read MoreProgram inspired by travel features folk songs from the U.K., Nordic countries, North America, and South America
Read MorePianist Alexei Volodin is a featured soloist for the heartfelt work, helmed by conductor Daniel Raiskin
Read MoreHeartwarming family adventure is told through puppetry, real wildlife projections, and an original score
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