Presented in collaboration with The Cultch, multidisciplinary event features an all-star lineup of Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists
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Play by Clare Barron centres on a group of pre-teen competitive dancers who must weigh what they’re willing to sacrifice in order to win
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Written and directed by Carmen Aguirre, Electric Company Theatre’s new production hums with the complex, revolutionary rhythms of 20th-century art and politics
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Playwright Kate Hamill’s witty, gender-bent take on classic detective tales cites Star Wars as readily as The Hound of the Baskervilles
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Chelsea Haberlin is directing this wacky story of a romance that unites a West Van curling crew and an East Van gang
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Roald Dahl’s story comes to life onstage with huge insect puppets designed by Amica Pasquale
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Artistic Fraud production draws on the true story of Newfoundland’s Dr. Jon Lien, also known as “The Whale Man”
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Playwrights Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon have crafted a sequel to Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice full of comedy and heartache
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At the Firehall Arts Centre, Hiromoto Ida’s production based on the Japanese play Sarachi weaves together elements of contemporary dance and theatre
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Presented by the Arts Club, Tai Amy Grauman’s play emphasizes the love and resilience of generations of Métis women
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Offerings at the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre also include Take This Waltz and 8 Gays of Channukah - The Musical
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Winners will be announced at a Granville Island Stage ceremony on November 3
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Presented in partnership with Touchstone Theatre and in association with United Players of Vancouver, play touches on how lives are remembered
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Her National Geographic Live event From Roots to Canopy lands in the Lower Mainland care of Vancouver Civic Theatres
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At the Cultch, theatre artist employs episodic structure, photo projections, and an array of styles to capture the early 20th century’s complicated photographer and activist
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No-holds-barred comedy offers insights into the legitimacy of artists appropriating the experiences of others in their work
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Despite the play’s modern twist, fans of Arthur Conan Doyle will find plenty of familiar nods to the source material
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A louche opera star brings comedic chaos to a Cleveland hotel in Ken Ludwig’s Tony Award winner
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Dark, timely thriller from the Emmy-winning writer of Succession explores passion, power, and pharmaceutical control
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Will Eno’s powerful play garnered five Jessie Richardson Theatre Award nominations with its Canadian premiere in 2021
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