rice & beans theatre presents Chicken Girl part of the SeeMore Theatre series at The Annex this May 24th- June 7th
Chicken Girl was inspired by Chan’s experiences growing up in old Hong Kong under the care of his sometimes distant father.
Chicken Girl was inspired by Chan’s experiences growing up in old Hong Kong under the care of his sometimes distant father.
Colin Mochrie, Vancouver TheatreSports™ (VTS) alumnus and star of Whose Line Is It Anyway, returns this May to Vancouver TheatreSports™ for three benefit performances.
Coastal Jazz & Blues Society is pleased to announce 150 free concerts at this year’s TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival, which kicks off on June 21 and runs until July 1.
Wu-Tang Clan will perform at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on Sunday, June 23 at 8:00pm. Presale tickets for Festival donors will be available from April 30 to May 2 at 10am, and tickets for the general public go on sale Friday, May 3
The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts at the University of British Columbia (UBC) announces its 2019/20 series.
Canadian premiere of The Cake, which was first staged in Los Angeles in 2017. Set in North Carolina, Brunstetter said the play reflects her conflicted feelings about living with one foot in the progressive world of coastal theatre and the other in her Southern hometown.
Good Noise Vancouver Gospel Choir (Good Noise) presents The Return of Soul Gospel, May 25 at 3pm and 8pm at Christ Church Cathedral.
The Dance Centre presents the Global Dance Connections series Davida Monk Ashes for Beauty Three varied and beautiful contemporary dance works celebrate the work of the influential Calgary-based choreographer, performer and teacher Davida Monk, in a program which draws inspiration from myth, literature, and the natural environment. Her Ashes for Beauty (2017) traces the profound … Read more
This May, an award-winning Vancouver singer will raise her voice for chronic neuroimmune diseases. On Saturday, May 18th, soprano Jacqueline Ko will present The Impossible Dream: A Triumphant New Benefit and Awareness Show at St. Helen’s Anglican Church.
Vancouver-based professional actor Allan Morgan hit a dry spell and did what most actors do in that situation; he got another job. I Walked the Line is an autobiographical 70-minute solo show.