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In Western Gold Theatre’s spare staging of Caryl Churchill’s taut, wry work, roles rotate across performances with some astonishing results
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The violinist’s Fantasy Vignettes interweaves Baroque music, costume changes, and sewing machines
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On the BMO Mainstage, director Dean Paul Gibson puts an ’80s spin on this resonant tale of young love
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All-Canadian program Legacy celebrates spring and rebirth as Cassie Luftspring prepares to take the baton
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Aussie troupe Gravity & Other Myths’ stripped-down spectacle has been a hit around the world
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Centred around portals, this year’s just-announced lineup includes several visual-art exhibitions, Vancouver International Jazz Festival concerts, and more
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HATCH, Clementine, One Day This Kid, and Beyond the Salish are among the 47 Canadian shorts screening this year
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Senior dance artists offer decades of insight to the new event’s joyful collaborations with younger performers
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The Zawose Queens, The Milk Cartons Kids, and more to hit the Main Stage at ʔəy̓alməxʷ Jericho Beach Park
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Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber share a full-evening work, and hit productions of Crystal Pite’s Frontier and Shahar Binyamini’s BOLERO X return
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In Hair Hair Everywhere, Shabnam debates whether or not she should shave
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Event inspired by the current exhibition A Tangled Thicket features hands-on art activities and a theatrical performance
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In girl power–fuelled show, performers channel sounds of Beyoncé, Lily Allen, and more in turning the tables on doomed relationships
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At Richmond Museum event, visitors can explore over 50 partner sites, ranging from Seawrack Press Studio to LuLu Island Winery
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In the midst of an international career, the Kidd Pivot dancer is setting a short Crystal Pite work for the student showcase
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In the retrospective Secret Laws of the Cinematograph, the enigmatic French director’s hugely influential career comes into intense focus
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In Inner Elder at the Firehall Arts Centre, the Calgary-based theatre veteran draws on more than three decades of Indigenous clowning experience
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Program also features North American premiere of Danish composer Thomas Agerfeldt Olesen’s Violin Concerto with violinist Simone Lamsma
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Moving into ambitious new territory, the company meets the many challenges of the Broadway classic and its still-relevant message
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Moroccan and Spanish choreographers join the international contingent of event that runs at Firehall Arts Centre and SFU Woodward’s
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