Realwheels Theatre has announced its 2023-2024 season to celebrate its 20th anniversary season. After the pandemic pivots and several changes to the company’s leadership, Realwheels is preparing a new season with new faces, new ideas, and a list of exciting initiatives and projects. “The pandemic was particularly hard on the company and the community we…
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Picks of the Week – September 20, 2023
Fall finally descends upon us bringing a change in the weather but no less activities and entertainment in these picks Bard: At Bard on the Beach the brilliant mainstage productions; As You Like It wraps up September 30th but this is final weekend for the mainstage production of Julius Caesar, as well as the final weekend for the uniquely…
The Shadbolt Centre Fall Season begins Friday
Burnaby’s Shadbolt Centre for the Arts Fall Season begins this Friday September 22nd, with the Marc Atkinson Trio performing with violinist Cameron Wilson. The Fall 2023 season features renowned companies, visiting talents and home-grown stars, filling the Shadbolt Centre stages with dance, theatre, music, film and many more performance. Whether in the intimate Studio Theatre…
Metro Theatre Springs The Mousetrap to Open its 61st Season
The venerable Metro Theatre begins its 61st season with an equally revered murder mystery, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap. The well known “world’s longest-running play”, now in its 70th year on London’s West End stages makes its way to Vancouver’s Metro Theatre until October 7th. A classic murder mystery, whodunit, The Mousetrap is surprisingly light and…
The Arts Club Little Shop Of Horror’s Feeds Lots of Fun
Feed your funny bone with The Arts Club Theatre Company’s Little Shop Of Horror‘s now playing at the Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage until October 8th. Opening on the stunning back street set by Beyata Hackborn, the powerful voices of Ivy Charles, Rochelle Laplante, and Ali Watson introduce the audience to Skid Row, where we find…
Saturday, Come Toward The Fire at Chan Centre
This Saturday, September 16th join The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts at the University of British Columbia and Musqueam for the second annual Indigenous festival, (Come Toward the Fire) The free afternoon event features a full slate of events and programming from 1pm – 5:30pm followed by a ticketed evening concert from 6pm. Food…
Picks of the Week – September 13, 2023
Autumn may be creeping nearer but the summer sun keeps the entertainment heated up with these picks Fringe: Until September 7 to 17, the Vancouver Fringe continues with more than 85 brilliant boundary-pushing acts of performing arts in addition to last week’s list; The Pigeon and The Dove: A History of Hatred & Love, Cabaret of Murder,…