Nightlife - Vancouver

Bard on the Beach is one of Canada’s largest not-for-profit, professional Shakespeare festivals. Read more…

What if Romeo and Juliet didn’t die in that double suicide in the Capulet family vault? Instead, they lived into old age, their dazzling love to endure… Read more…

THE GRIPPING STORY OF TWO AFGHAN WOMEN In this sweeping tale set in war-torn Afghanistan, two women’s lives intersect through fate. Read more…

Isabelle Arc knows what her teenage daughter Joan needs: discipline, a loving husband, and to stop communing with God. Read more…

As one of few celebrated festival devoted to Flamenco Art outside of Spain, the VIFF has since its beginnings in 1990 grown to a mature understanding of Vancouver’s multicultural… Read more…

In 1996, an original rock musical by a little-known composer opened on Broadway and forever changed the landscape of American theatre. Read more…

In a projected future that is so close you could touch it, Hysteria is theatre at it’s most vital as Black Mirror meets The Handmaid’s Tale. Read more…

Well known to fans as a member of the sketch comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall, Scott Thompson is anything but your average comedic talent. Read more…

Three-time JUNO award winners, Leahy is known world-wide as one of Canada’s most highly-regarded musical treasures. Read more…

You’re invited to an evening of Celtic influenced musical fun with Nigel and his band of merry musicians. Read more…

The 21st Annual Vancouver International Improv Festival takes over Granville Island. Read more…

Written by Korean-American playwright Young Jean Lee, The Shipment is a subversive modern minstrel show about Black identity meant to wake the world to the ridiculous narratives… Read more…

A questionable play about a girl’s questionable decision to interview a questionable classmate. Questionable antics ensue. Read more…

UBC Theatre and Film welcomes its 19th year of Samuel Beckett plays with BECKETT 19: or some such semblance, directed by Gerald Vanderwoude and with Beverly Bardal,… Read more…

RIB-TICKLING REALIZATIONS ABOUT LIFE AND LOVE Sarah, a turkey farmer, has split up with her husband and moved in with her mom, Gail, a beekeeper. Read more…

Fresh takes on the theme of betrayal featuring Studio 58 students as writers, directors, designers, songwriters and performers. Read more…

Come walk the labyrinth to the beautiful, sonic soundscapes of Jerry DesVoignes and members of the One Voice Harmonic Choir. Read more…

An original stage adaptation of Marcus Pfister’s award-winning colourful story, The Rainbow Fish, and its companion tales, Rainbow Fish Discovers the Deep Sea and Opposites, this delightful… Read more…

Brazil’s Focus Cia de Dança makes its West Coast debut with Still Reich, a program of thrilling contemporary dance performed to the propulsive music of Steve Reich.… Read more…

A beautifully heartwarming and humorous play about an autistic geo-sciences professor who enlists a broadway dancer who lives in the same building to teach him how to… Read more…

The Rainbow Fish will engage even the youngest child with his silver scales and heart of gold in this magical puppetry adaptation of Marcus Pfister’s award-winning book… Read more…

With director Aaron Craven at the helm, Mitch and Murray Productions returns with another dynamite play, Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Annie Baker’s Body Awareness, opening October 11th… Read more…

The Dance Centre’s popular Discover Dance! series features the vibrant beauty of Iranian traditional and folkloric dances, with a performance by the Vancouver Pars National Ballet. Read more…

Australian choreographer Lucy Guerin’s sharp, elegant Split reflects the dilemmas of negotiating with oneself and others in a world of increased pressure and reduced resources. Read more…