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Sleek design and witty performances help freshen up this Arts Club production based on the classic movie. Head to Stir for the full theatre review. #artsclub #yvrtheatre #yvrarts #vancouverbc #vancouvertheatre #performingarts #livemusic #christma
Local artist Amanda Sum makes her Music on Main debut in Music for the Winter Solstice. The theatre artist and singer-songwriter joins pianist Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa, violinist Karen Gerbrecht, and cellist Olivia Blander in the beloved annual seasonal
B3 Kings play funky jazz arrangements of Christmas classics at the Shadbolt, December 20 and 21. Helmed by Cory Weeds, the quartet characterized by the Hammond B3 organ has been hosting holiday shows since 2002. Read more at Stir. #stirvancouve
Vancouver International Dance Festival (@vidfestival) announces 2025 programming. With 25 performances, it’s the first event under the new leadership of Deanna Peters and Victor Tran. Read more at Stir! #yvrdance #vancouverdance #vancouverb
HOLIDAY GIVEAWAY! The award-winning musical adaptation of the classic Dickens novel, Oliver! springs to life with some of the most memorable characters and songs ever to grace the stage. With spirited songs like “Food, Glorious Food,”
"It should come as no surprise that this year’s Panto is among the more politically edgy instalments—it is a parody of Robin Hood, after all. But man, it’s hard to stop snickering at just how gleefully this one tears down a cer
 

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