Theatre

Light on narrative, heavy on wonder, High Water is a visual delight. Using dollar store tat, co-creator/performer Robert Leveroos (aka Macromatter) takes the rising...

In her third year as the Arts Club Theatre Company’s artistic director, Ashlie Corcoran has announced the company’s 2020-2021 season she calls “a vibrant...

The cast and crew of Urinetown confirm that Studio 58 is a breeding ground for some of the finest contributors to Canada’s performing arts. Many...

Clara Brennan’s Spine attempts to address the chasm and eventual friendship between a teenage spitfire, Amy, and an elderly widow, Glenda, who is hell-bent...

For anyone unfamiliar with its premise, Noises Off is an outrageously rollicking play-within-a-play that reveals the chaos and pitfalls that beset a second-rate theatre...

It seems every couple of years Rajiv Joseph's Gruesome Playground Injuries makes an appearance on a Vancouver stage. With local productions in 2014, 2016...

Like a folktale dressed as a concert, Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story sketches the tragedy of two Romanian refugees with a depth of...

Among the six world premieres at this year’s PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, currently underway in Vancouver, is Carmen Aguirre’s Anywhere But Here, a...

Garnering attention on Broadway for being the first play produced by a female Asian-American playwright and for its subversive take on white male privilege,...

In the groundbreaking multi-media production, Unikkaaqtuat, a remarkable assemblage of musicians, acrobats, actors, singers, drummers, and scenographers, transports the audience to the Arctic and...