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The overall effect is a bit like Zoolander crashing into a circus sideshow with an apple cart full of gaudy fabric
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Multimedia rink show gets its glide on when it mixes surreal imagery with innovative skating and high-flying choreography
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At the 15th annual event, here are six titles festival director Duncan Carr calls “a full experience in the briefest amount of time”
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In new film at Vancouver Short Film Festival, the well-known influencer and stylist digs movingly into what it means to raise a teen girl these days
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Molly Ringwald movies, ham waffles at Bino’s, D.O.A. concerts, and that night Dubya killed onstage: comedy star recalls highlights in a colourful career
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The 18th annual edition of the wide-ranging event builds thriving community by emphasizing historical and cultural diversity
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Long-time Vancouverite shares some of his staggeringly massive collection of B.C. ceramics, on display and in the pages of The Place of Objects
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Company 605 and T.H.E Dance Company push cross-Pacific team of dancers to embody a society rushing toward the next thing, at the Scotiabank Dance Centre
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Lyana Patrick’s NFB documentary, recounting the Stellat’en and Saik’uz Nations’ ongoing fight for justice, returns for local screenings
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Series includes all 13 of the French director’s films, including A Man Escaped, Pickpocket, Au hasard Balthazar, and more
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Fuelled by curiosity and spontaneity, the acclaimed performer looks beyond the Chopin repertoire that made his name
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A guest of the Vancouver Chopin Society, the veteran musician risked it all to stand up against tyranny
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Set in Pacific Theatre’s activity room, play by Katherine Gauthier leans into realism with depth of character and lasting intensity
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In renowned one-man show I Wish I Was a Mountain, the award-winning British poet leans on rhythm of deep musical influences
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Wurlitzer organ, Azerbaijani folk music, rousing chorales, and more culminate in a Vancouver Symphony Orchestra performance at the Orpheum
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Famous works like Wild and Fountain create conversations about museum collections and the land they sit on
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Newest production to feature Sound the Alarm’s lineup of seasoned singers mines soundtracks of Disney and Hollywood classics
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Presented with Boca del Lupo, the accessible production by the U.K.’s Seven Circles encourages interactive learning
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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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