General Archive

This Sunday marks 100 years since the start of the Battle of Vimy Ridge.

Freedom Singer follows the story of the Underground Railroad and how slaves escaped to Canada in the 1850s

The ambitious 2017/18 main season and Vancouver Bach Festival reflect audiences' growing trust in its performance offerings

Ross den Otter has launched the Photographer-Assisted Selfies project as part of the city-wide photography festival

Another inspiring year in our city’s globally recognised burlesque community culminates in the 12th instalment of the Vancouver International Burlesque Festival (VIBF), finishing tonight at the Vancouver Playhouse.

The power that our words carry is a theme that I often go back to - an idea that I have spent a lot of time reflecting on.

Duane Howard left a life of substance abuse for acting and self-empowerment

As the stage darkens and the action subdues slightly, a whistle blows from a distance. Several individuals are huddled together in a trench. Silence comes, during which the audience gets a moment with each individual on stage.

Musician Tom Landa says the upcoming third annual Vancouver World Music Festival will offer ample opportunity for concert goers to experience other cultures, something more important than ever before given the world’s current state.

Angels in America: Part One: Millennium Approaches At The Stanley until April 23, 2017 Tickets: Artsclub.com Big, big, big.