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Past, present, and future collide in Proxima Centauri. A family drama about the fragility of life on—and of—Mother Earth. Read more…

The Erik Bruhn Festival of Emerging Artists reimagines the former Erik Bruhn Prize as a showcase rather than a competition, reflecting Artistic Director Hope Muir’s ambition to… Read more…

  Escher String Quartet makes its Music Toronto debut with a program that moves from Classical brilliance to late-Romantic intensity. Joseph Haydn’s sparkling Op. 76 No. Read more…

“I am not interested in writing pretty plays. Read more…

When Jesse and Adam fall in love, life speeds up fast. Read more…

In Raised by Women, Métis playwright and performer Keith Barker delivers an intimate, stand-up-inspired solo show that’s as funny as it is searching. Read more…

Jeffery Straker is a prairie-born, classically trained pianist and singer-songwriter whose rootsy, storytelling songs have a way of carrying listeners out onto a northern lake or down… Read more…

Does Constance Middleton know that her husband is having an affair with her best friend, Marie-Louise? Everyone else seems to know and they want Constance to know.… Read more…

Presented by the Edmonton Chamber Music Society. Read more…

How many chances do you get to change the course of your life? What will you leave unsaid when you go? Beginning on the day you turn… Read more…

A new re-imagining of what happened down the rabbit hole After a successful run of Pride and Prejudice, Morph Arts returns this year with a re-imagining of… Read more…

In the Bible, she has no name — simply “Lot’s wife,” turned into a pillar of salt for daring to look back at her city in flames.… Read more…

At a secluded seaside hotel, a young artist and his magnetic wife find their marriage unsettled by the arrival of a charismatic stranger. Read more…

Discover a program of brilliance, clarity, and captivating textures with the Kindred Spirits Orchestra. Read more…

Big Cherry is a town that values community and trust above all else – until a newcomer starts asking the wrong questions. Read more…

Maggie’s Wake brings a fresh, high‑energy take on contemporary folk to New Moon Folk Club, fusing high‑twang country, driving jigs and reels, Cajun‑style twin fiddles, and even… Read more…

LOVE TESTS, DESIRE DESTROYS. A general and his wife. His scheming friend. A whispered lie. Read more…

Langley Community Music School is inviting young composers to participate in the annual LCMS Young Composers’ Competition. Read more…

Chula is a bold, music-infused solo performance exploring identity, migration, and belonging. Read more…

Simon Farintosh explores the meeting of Spanish music and Impressionism with his own masterful arrangements. Read more…

Cellist Karen Ouzounian, acclaimed for her work with the Silkroad Ensemble and the Aizuri Quartet, joins composer-pianist Lembit Beecher to close the season’s MUSE series with Mayrig,… Read more…

“You say things must change, but I ask you: What if they made your identity disappear?” In Chinatown, a trio of elderly rebels rise to protect their… Read more…

  Theatre in the aftermath of catastrophe. Read more…

Montreal-based ensemble Constantinople has long promoted the creation of new works that incorporate diverse and historical musical traditions, drawing from medieval manuscripts to contemporary aesthetics, passing through Mediterranean Europe,… Read more…