This year’s Vancouver Opera Festival has a Russian White Nights theme, paying homage to the solstice festival held in St Petersburg every year. There’s plenty going on, but the two headliners are pieces that interpret important works of Russian literature. One

Those who find that the opera is an artform not meant for the masses can rejoice in Vancouver Opera and Toronto’s Canadian Stage Company and Tapestry Opera’s production of Nikolai Gogol’s 1842 short story. “The Overcoat – a musical tailoring” 

Watching “World Without Us” and “The Explanation” back to back at the Cultch, and in that order, was serendipitous. On the surface, no two plays could be further apart but in retrospect, it’s clear that they share the same core

I would like to acknowledge that Vancouver is on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam, Squamish,and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations- Maddison Miller “Sandra Semchuk’s work reminds us of the necessity to continually rethink our positions as artists, as

Never one to shy away from controversy, Canadian visual and performance artist, Adrian Stimson, has been asking difficult questions with his art for decades. He has done so with humour and a perspective like no other. Often drawing from his

An extravaganza of daring art and epitome of beauty, Vancouver Fashion Week 2018 brought together diversity in all shades and a spectrum of aesthetics. From urban chic footwear from Samuel Tick you can’t wait to wear, to picturing yourself as

“Chelsea Hotel: The Songs of Leonard Cohen” is a tribute like no other. In it, we witness an artist’s love for music. His journey as a composer shines through in a theatrical orchestration of musical talent and spectacle. “Chelsea Hotel” commemorates