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Ryver's House stages Charlie Brown with an all-kid cast
Vancouver theatre company's adaptation of the 1967 musical opens this week with six young performers who are, as director says, 'triple...
Macbeth bleeds in Bard on the Beach's dystopian future
Director Stephen Drover reimagines Shakespeare's tragedy in a post-catastrophic world where witches give way to climate and moral decay.
Bard on the Beach's Merry Wives embraces World Cup chaos
A spirited new adaptation sets Shakespeare's comedy in a Vancouver suburb during the tournament, with soccer replacing Elizabethan drama.
Reading the city's past through its physical traces
A meditation on how buildings, streets, and property lines hold the archaeology of place — the difference between what a neighbourhood...
Backrooms breaks records as highest-grossing Canadian film for Elevation
The Vancouver-shot horror film has earned $14.8 million in Canada and $301 million globally, landing in the top 25 highest-grossing...
Roy Henry Vickers marks 80th with retrospective on 50 years of art
The renowned B.C. Indigenous artist releases 'The Best of Roy Henry Vickers: 80 Selected Works,' spanning five decades of painting...
Arts & Health marks 20 years supporting seniors through creativity and connection
Since 2006, a collaborative program between the Park Board and Vancouver Coastal Health has delivered 25 projects, engaging thousands of...
The Ex performs at Vancouver venue with new material and political edge
The Dutch experimental band brings decades of anarchist-influenced music to the stage, with conductor Ashley Trimble leading a show...
Punk historian Chris Walter documents the messy roots of Canadian hardcore
Born Too Loose traces punk's evolution through interviews, archival research, and personal testimony from 40+ years on the scene.
BC photographer captures rare moment of herons raised by eagle
Chilliwack photographer documents unprecedented interspecies relationship after spotting young heron in eagle nest.
Myfanwy MacLeod's Trophies unpacks frat-house history at Burnaby Art Gallery
The Vancouver artist's expansive exhibition traces masculine rites from Ancient Greece through Donald Trump, using the gallery's own...
Film and TV productions keep rolling through Metro Vancouver this July
Amazon's Life is Strange, season 2 of Off Campus, and five other shows are shooting across the region.
