Despite the play’s modern twist, fans of Arthur Conan Doyle will find plenty of familiar nods to the source material

Sorrow meets solace with a program that spans classical, folk, and pop, including Ken Cormier’s arrangement of Army Dreamers

With the help of a mediator, the musicians and the VSO Society have come to a tentative agreement

A louche opera star brings comedic chaos to a Cleveland hotel in Ken Ludwig’s Tony Award winner

Dark, timely thriller from the Emmy-winning writer of Succession explores passion, power, and pharmaceutical control

Will Eno’s powerful play garnered five Jessie Richardson Theatre Award nominations with its Canadian premiere in 2021

Jericho Arts Centre’s production deals with grief, grievances, and lives unlived, but the dramedy remains surprisingly buoyant

Three-channel film exhibition asks what the Earth sounds like, drawing on Black environmentalism, resistance, and liberation

The British producer was joined by Vancouver visual artist Saghi Ehteshamzadeh for a show that went beyond the expected Massive Attack hits

Attending VIFF, NFB chair Suzanne Guèvremont has a new strategic plan that strives to reach out to the next generation

Work by Anne Plamondon Productions is centred on the molecules released by the muscles during physical effort

Co.ERASGA world premiere features commissions by three Indigenous women choreographers: Starr Muranko, Margaret Grenier, and Michelle Olson

The Montreal-bred saxophonist, praised for his versatility, is now a prolific performer in New York

At the intimate York Theatre, honed Aussie performers mix feral energy with a new level of circus sophistication

Tree canopy ecologist Nalini Nadkarni leads audiences up into the clouds to see the fascinating world of Costa Rican branches with From Roots to Canopy

The Fab Four’s most-celebrated album was a formative influence on the veteran American singer-songwriter who’s headed to the BlueShore at CapU

Program revolving around Vaughan Williams’s Mass in G minor explores the multifaceted concept of paradise

The improvisation-heavy jazz quartet melds Afrocentric rhythms with electronically warped electric guitars

Quick takes on Dracula, Idiotka, Akashi, and Ma—Cry of Silence, plus documentaries about one family’s scattered heritage and the true cost of global capitalism

Triple bill includes return of global sensation BOLERO X, Medhi Walerski’s SWAY, and world premiere from Italy’s Sofia Nappi

The three-night showcase explores science-fiction themes through experimental performances

The Painted Life of E.J. Hughes reveals quiet life of a master who avoided spotlight; The Art of Adventure tracks a young Robert Bateman’s journey with Bristol Foster across the world in a Land Rover

Celebratory event also includes a lantern-making workshop and complimentary mooncakes

Touchstone Theatre/Western Canada Theatre Company remount, a strong cast, set, and singular script craft entertaining, female-centred satire

Centenary screening features live music by seven-piece orchestra and 80-person choir, with Michael Dirk on Wurlitzer organ

Film veteran steps into the role as Shirley Vercruysse begins her retirement after an 11-year term

Specific design proposals expected in 2026; Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron’s original plan had been discarded in December