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The central question swirling around Bard on the Beach’s current production of The Taming of the Shrew is – why? Why exhume a comedy about

It is no surprise that after 30 years, Roald Dahl’s Matilda still manages to capture the imagination of both adults and children alike with depth

The human body is a work of art. Or could it be that it is a prison? It might be a wonderland or a cultural

“Pathways” is the latest work from the acclaimed choreographer, Noam Gagnon. Vision Impure, Gagnon’s dance company, performed the piece for four nights (Mar. 20-23) at

The much-lauded Australian hip-hop comedy group returns to the Cultch’s York Theatre after their successful extended run in 2018. Although the buzz around this show

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, it’s no surprise that controversy surrounding the #Metoo movement, ‘post-truth’, and a number of other challenging social and

Clark Rockefeller was a member of elite private clubs, the husband of a successful businesswoman, a father, an art dealer, and, it was rumoured, an

eOne’s top-rated animated series PJ Masks is on tour as a hit musical across North America and Vancouver managed to snag a performance last Tuesday.

Legend has it that these were the last words of Pancho Villa, a famous bandit and revolutionary general of the Mexican Revolution, (roughly 1910-1920). Shot

The Arts Club production of Thornton Wilder’s The Matchmaker is a nostalgia piece, but at least it’s nostalgic for something good. The play’s wry one-liners

The Untold Tales of Pro Wrestling with Ric Flair at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre last night was as much story-time as it was opinion-time. For

In a sparkling olive dress, 26-year-old Hindu-Canadian poet Rupi Kaur rose to the occasion of giving rainy Vancouver’s audience a warm and mellow Wednesday night