Negotiations reached an impasse in recent weeks and illustrate challenges facing small artistic nonprofit workplaces

From gardens to galleries and market plazas, fest increasingly takes its multidisciplinary works out to where the community gathers

Through music and movement, the pair explore nature, transformation, and the transitory nature of goo

Multilayered exhibition of video and handcrafted works at Western Front blends detective tales and esoteric rituals to create an ongoing, genre-defying form of storytelling

At The Cultch’s York Theatre, the acclaimed writer and director turns to genre-blending Indigenous practices to open new perspectives on identity, land claims, and hope

The large, provocative works in the Secwépemc artist’s biggest solo exhibition to date mesh with uniquely luminous spaces

In The Cultch, PuSh Fest, and Live Biennale copresentation, technicolour visuals complemented Hazel Venzon’s larger-than-life energy in a ride that spoke directly to today’s global economy

After years in the U.K., the Vancouver-born artist returns home with a deeply speculative work at Western Front

In Where Mountain Cats Live exhibit, Kansas-raised printmaker and installation artist illuminates Taiwanese-Chinese American experience through everything from a “lazy Susan” to jade pendant prints

Photo Courtesy of Kelsey Savage & John Woods, Real Talk On paper, Alison Klein is a serious academic with a master’s in interdisciplinary studies focused on adult education and disability. Meet her a...

Today’s guest is Mordy Levine, the co-author of The Beginner’s Guide to Karma: How to Live with Less Negativity and More Peace alongside Lama Lhanang Rinpoche.   Lama Lhanang Rinpoche was born in the ...

Program mixed monumental moments with the rising star pianist’s gift for light, crystal-clear intonation

Star pianist looks back on ambitions and accomplishments as a performer, artistic director, and mentor, and sees a new career chapter opening

In their exhibition Try Keeping an Open Channel, the Melbourne-based artist explores selfhood, mortality, and the monumental significance of the everyday

Through intensely personal perspectives and sharp detail, audacious new features and short films throw light on culture-spanning issues

Group’s first full-scale opera production aims to provide a new, intimate platform for established and emerging artists

With its complex searches for identity, the celebratory exhibition at Centre A reflects the unifying theme of QAF’s latest edition

Inspired by Spanish desert and old Italian soundtracks, the writer and composer calls on a creative group of friends to help realize his multidisciplinary vision

What if healing isn't about fixing what’s broken, but honoring what’s true?In this deeply reflective episode of The EmPOWERed Half Hour, Becca sits down with life coach, writer, and musician Robert Ku...

In renowned one-man show I Wish I Was a Mountain , the award-winning British poet leans on rhythm of deep musical influences

Multitalented team of Deanna H. Choi and Maddie Bautista turns a satirical spotlight on the destructive ideal of the perfect Asian woman

Codirectors Cameron Mackenzie and Diane Roberts unpack the story of two friends struggling with political differences after the Black Lives Matter protest at a Toronto Pride Parade

Enriched by a team of cultural consultants, Zahida Rahemtulla’s new play offers new insight on an urgent chapter of recent Canadian history

The choir’s long-time artistic director hopes the upcoming concert will open new ears to choral music’s powers to heal and create community

Blurring fantasy and urgent reality, Upintheair Theatre’s satirical new work refuses to let its audience retreat into escapism

In musical travels from rock and electronica to folk and blues, the roving artist has followed her curiosity and intuition beyond industry-drawn boundaries

Combining live action, music, video, and puppetry, Upintheair Theatre offers a darkly funny vision of collapse that features strange insect hybrids and familiar human flaws

A trio of strong actors make sure some of the most understated moments wind up being the most poignant in this Touchstone Theatre production

Formed by a pair of musical duos, the group blends jazz, tango, African, classical, and more through mutual trust and constant curiosity

Like his perennial hit Kim’s Convenience , new work by the acclaimed writer and actor reflects on Asian Canadian identity with fearless humour

Group’s founder and artistic director Masa Ogawa talks compassion and connection ahead of Chan Centre presentation

Russian virtuoso’s passion for pianoforte revives original voice of such legendary 19th-century composers as Beethoven and Mendelssohn

Interdisciplinary artist melds software with sound performance in experimental workshop and presentation

Armenian pianist and composer draws on folklore and storytelling in interdisciplinary project