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The year in theatre: 2017 offered something for everyone

The year in theatre: 2017 offered something for everyone

Not a week went by in 2017 without something wonderful happening on a Vancouver stage. From the Goldcorp Stage to The Fishbowl, under the Bard tents or under the Cambie Bridge, there was seemingly a show on for every taste.
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Improv troupe pokes fun at Vancouver’s humanity

Improv troupe pokes fun at Vancouver’s humanity

Fictionals launch local-version of Cards Against Humanity
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Rock choirs band together

Rock choirs band together

And four other reasons Vancouver Is Awesome this week
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Rare Emily Carr painting acquired by local collector, headed for Whistler

Rare Emily Carr painting acquired by local collector, headed for Whistler

It’s considered to be one of the most important paintings of Emily Carr’s career.
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Christmas: Finding the healing light, in and out of season

Christmas: Finding the healing light, in and out of season

It’s the season for light. Every December, crowds gather for light-filled Christmas parades; homeowners decorate the outside of their homes with joyful brightness, while inside, Christmas trees sparkle and glow.
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And the cutest kind of pigs are...

And the cutest kind of pigs are...

Ones that need adopting!
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Hip in our hearts: Vancouver musicians to pay tribute to Gord Downie

Hip in our hearts: Vancouver musicians to pay tribute to Gord Downie

Organizers C.R. Avery and Kathleen Nisbet talk about the legacy of the Tragically Hip’s inspiring frontman ahead of Rio Theatre show
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Modernizing ‘A Christmas Carol’ with Indigenous themes

Modernizing ‘A Christmas Carol’ with Indigenous themes

‘Bah Humbug’ sets itself in the modern-day Downtown Eastside
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Lauren Lee Smith dishes on playing badass 1920s PI on 'Frankie Drake Mysteries'

Lauren Lee Smith dishes on playing badass 1920s PI on 'Frankie Drake Mysteries'

If you came across an ad for Frankie Drake Mysteries in the last couple of months and dismissed the show as the female version of Murdoch Mysteries , you’re missing out on something wholly unique.
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Poetic Licence: ‘Apples and Honey’ by Mark Winston and Renee Sarojini Saklikar

Poetic Licence: ‘Apples and Honey’ by Mark Winston and Renee Sarojini Saklikar

We’re doing something a little different for this week’s Poetic Licence.
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