Presented by the Arts Club, Tai Amy Grauman’s play emphasizes the love and resilience of generations of Métis women
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Arts Club Theatre Company presents Tai Amy Grauman’s era-spanning love story that honours the intergenerational resilience of Métis women
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Denalda Williams, Gary Jones, Jeff Gladstone, Rod Crawford, and Veena Sood join the Canadian legend onstage
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From revealing performances to spot-on costumes and sets, this new production conjures all the atmosphere of the play’s old London home
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Arts Club play edges true-life story of Princess Di hospice visit into unexpected transcendent realm
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Director Andrew Kushnir says Nick Green’s play also highlights the key role of the Princess of Wales in destigmatizing contact with patients
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At the Arts Club, actor Susinn McFarlen plays 63-year-old Dorothy, who travels to Burning Man after losing her husband
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Adaptation of the original Broadway production journeys through different eras of the Man in Black’s life and music
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In the Arts Club production, his recently laid-off and all-too-relatable character Kenneth learns to face a world he’s long avoided
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Based on the 1844 novel by Alexandre Dumas, Arts Club Theatre Company and Citadel Theatre coproduction is full of heroism, passion, and adventure
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Steffanie Davis returns to the stage as Isabelle, a millennial reimagining of hopeless romantic Cyrano de Bergerac
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Sleek design and witty performances help freshen up this Arts Club production based on the classic movie
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Arts Club Theatre Company production follows married couple Alice and Henry who embark on a naughty hotel retreat to rekindle their lacklustre sex life
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At Arts Club’s Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage, Julie Tomaino helms a honed production that hits all the high notes of the Four Seasons story
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A “musical fable” look, plus a few strong performances and dance numbers help freshen up song-and-dance classic
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Director Omari Newton and lead actor Quincy Armorer reflect on the importance of Ira Aldridge’s legacy as they commemorate over 20 years of friendship and collaboration
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The solo show is based on true events of a 1958 mining disaster and the African-Canadian man known as the “singing miner”
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Andrea Menard invites audiences to participate in Métis language teachings and songs
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New York City-based artist Christopher Imbrosciano, who has cerebral palsy, takes on the starring role in Vancouver premiere of Mike Lew’s play
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Director Mindy Parfitt’s take on the play by Michele Riml and Michael St. John Smith spotlights its humanist-oriented dialogue
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