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“Something that theatre does so well is it can approach subjects that are really difficult to talk about through back doors.” - Playwright Katherine Gauthier says. ⁠
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With the @vsorchestra’s Coastal Soundscapes, Naomi Woo brings a study in contrasts to the Annex.⁠
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In the latest installment of the VSO at the Annex series, the conductor and pianist hopes the eclectic program will take some of the intimidatio

@TheCultch unveils 2025-26 season packed with physical feats, big local premieres, and East Van Panto: West Van Story.⁠
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At the Vancouver Art Gallery, Lucy Raven: Murderers Bar chronicles the destruction of a century-old dam.⁠
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In @capturephotofest presentation, moving-image installation shows a bird’s-eye view of Klamath River restoration.⁠
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Hong Kong Exile tunes into celestial stories at the @vanartgallery.⁠
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As part of Asian Heritage Month, the gallery’s first performers-in-residence use old-school radios and headlamps in a new piece that fuses dance, multimedia, and theatre.⁠
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