“There is value in learning and appreciating the sacrifices of our ancestors,” says playwright Abi Padilla. “But it is just as important not to diminish people for the trauma [they have experienced].” Her production of Grandma. Gangsta. Guerrilla., presented by Ruby Slippers Theatre, will be showcased at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts (Feb. 6–8) and Presentation House Theatre (Feb. 13–16).
Improv troupes from New Zealand, Philippines, Estonia, Zimbabwe and Vancouver are coming together for The Improv Centre’s THE HEAT – An International Improv Comedy Showcase from Jan. 28 to Feb.1
Australian circus company Circa brings Duck Pond, a reimagining of Swan Lake and The Ugly Duckling, to the Vancouver Playhouse from Jan. 22 to 25.
Fire: Creation and Destruction, an evocative exhibition at the Italian Cultural Centre’s Il Museo Gallery, brings together the Sculptors’ Society of B.C. (SSBC) and six Indigenous artists to …
As the saying goes, time flies when you’re having fun! The BOLDERartists collective presents the exhibition It’s About Time – exploring the concept of aging and how time affects us – at the …
DiPaola’s artwork made with assistance of AI. | Photo courtesy of Steve DiPaola
How can AI experts come together to dispel the panic around artificial intelligence (AI); and promote an ethical,…
Canadian mezzo-soprano Catherine Daniel observes that there is a persistent lack of representation and awareness of diversity within the classical music industry. In her view, composers outside the …
A commitment to staying true to oneself as an artist will guide you on your expressive journey towards sharing with others, says artist Jackson Chien, Senior in Resident for Coquitlam Heritage’s …
The Firehall Arts Centre will present Ann Mortifee’s Reflections on Crooked Walking, a whimsical family musical with a song for every audience member from Nov. 30 to Dec. 22. The musical’s …