Wootten, who passed away last year, launched the venue in 1973 and will also have a new creation fund in his name ...
GABRIELLE NEBRIDA-PÉPIN’S Penelope, the protagonist of Jordyn Wood’s new queer-zombie-romance play Vascular Necrosis, never wanted to be undead. She pretty much just wanted the “dead” part. Five years ...
Vetta Chamber Music presents Concert Two: Lineage, a remarkable artistic collaboration between violist Jacob van der Sloot and his musical family, from November 13 to 16. Jacob is the associate ...
IF SOMEONE WHO died nearly a century ago can be said to be “having a moment”, then 2026 is arguably Lizzie Borden’s time. For that, we can mostly thank Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, creators of the ...
A favourite holiday tradition returns to Vancouver for a 14th edition as The Cultch presents Theatre Replacement’s East Van Panto: Hercules, a rip-roaring production packed with laughter and music.
KASHTIN MEANS “TORNADO” in the Innu-aimun language—kind of appropriate, considering the way the singer-songwriter folk duo burst onto the music scene in the 1980s and 1990s. Today, they are considered ...
WATCHING DENISE FUJIWARA’S multimedia dancework Eunoia, you’ll grasp some of the layers of complex wordplay going on—but definitely not all. The veteran Toronto choreographer based the work on ...
VANCOUVER’S MUSIC COMMUNITY and the wider Canadian arts scene are expressing shock and an outpouring of grief over news that celebrated local composer Jocelyn Morlock has died at 53. She is survived ...
TAP MASTER Danny Nielsen’s new show, In Conversation, is categorized as a dance performance, but it could just as well be described as a concert. The artist is accompanied by Miles Hill on standup ...
VANCOUVER ARTIST STEVEN SHEARER—whose expansive visual world spans everything from ’70s fanzines to PVC pipe and the never-ending stream of amateur photography on the internet—is the 2026 recipient of ...
Kokoro Dance presents Wreck Beach Butoh on July 20 at 11:15 am and July 21 at 12 pm at Wreck Beach EACH SUMMER NOW for the last 30 years, Barbara Bourget and Jay Hirabayashi—partners in life and ...
CANADA IS ABOUT to celebrate its 159th birthday, and Metro Vancouver has no shortage of ways to join in. From waterfront concerts and Indigenous performances to multicultural dance and community ...