Catherine Morrison directs Joseph Kesselring’s 1941 comedy that mixes Hollywood charm with dark humour
Read MoreStir is a digital media organization dedicated to covering Vancouver’s arts and culture scene through independent journalism.
Stir is a digital media organization dedicated to covering Vancouver’s arts and culture scene through independent journalism.
Catherine Morrison directs Joseph Kesselring’s 1941 comedy that mixes Hollywood charm with dark humour
Read MoreHailing from distant musical worlds, the group’s members honour tradition while seeking connection through cross-cultural experiment
Read MoreConcert honours Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina’s 500th birthday with such favourites as “Sicut cervus” and “Missa Papae Marcelli”
Read MoreArts Club’s high-energy production revives golden age of rock music while reckoning with painful history that refuses to remain silent
Read MoreEvent presented by SFU School for the Contemporary Arts features a screening of In the Garden of Forking Paths
Read MoreIn Catherine Léger’s theatre adaptation of a beloved 1970 Québécois film, two neglected stay-at-home moms begin a series of sexual affairs
Read MoreKnown for her lilting melodies and deeply felt lyrics about love, artist delivers a coming-of-age collection in debut album Leftovers
Read MoreTouchstone Theatre presents acclaimed writer Anosh Irani’s play about isolation and brotherhood
Read MoreIn Vancouver Recital Society concert, the talented 24-year-old plays alongside New York City–based collaborative pianist Sahun Sam Hong
Read MoreSpeculative-fiction play written by David Mott questions what it means to love in a dystopian digital age
Read MoreThe musical marks a meaningful—and often moving—departure for a Métis actor better known for standup, music, and comedy work
Read MoreOriginal cast members Joey Lespérance and France Perras star in this story about an artistic awakening
Read MoreFirst-time film actor Keira Jang takes a leading role in Vancouver director Ann Marie Fleming’s dark “satire” about a bucolic post-collapse future that comes with a catch
Read MoreConcert conducted by Paula DeWit features a special collection of Baroque instruments and 16 vocalists
Read MoreThe standup artist also happens to follow Modern Orthodox Judaism and was once a New York City attorney
Read MoreIn his latest work, the orchestra’s in-house composer plays on the lofty landscapes of his childhood and his adopted West Coast hometown
Read MoreConductor Jacques Lacombe and director Mo Zhou are at the helm of Giacomo Puccini’s masterpiece, which features a double cast
Read MoreStunning cinematography and a compelling story make documentary about freediver Jessea Lu a breathless watch
Read MoreUnited 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 More
