Studio 58 to April 19, 2026
There are students and then there are Studio 58 theatre students: bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, just giving all they’ve got – which is a whole lot of bursting-at-the-seams, pulling-out- all-the-stops energy.
Jericho Arts Centre to April 12, 2026
This production of Network is an outstanding show that, in better times, could have graced ‘as is’ the Vancouver Playhouse stage. It makes an important statement about some news media (like Fox News) that’s rife with what Stephen Colbert calls “relative truthiness” and that peddles fake news not news supported by facts.
David Marr (as Howard Beale) and (Tom McBeath) as Max Schumacher in Network. Credit: Nancy Caldwell
Studio 16 to March 29, 2026
HARM is a vitally important play about loneliness and our ‘click affair’ with social media. See it and laugh or don’t laugh. Either way.
Kelli Ogmundson as Woman in HARM. Credit: Shimon Photo
Vancouver Playhouse to March 21, 2026
Magnificent. If there are tickets left – buy one. And if Vancouver ever had a truly legitimate reason for a prolonged standing ovation, this is it.
Guillaume Côté as Hamlet in Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Credit: Sasha Onyshchenko
The Cultch Historic Theatre to March 22, 2026
Theatre has been described as communion, a coming together, and seldom have I felt that sense of unity as profoundly as I did in the penultimate moments of People, Places & Things.
Tess Degenstein as Nina/Emma in People, Places & Things. Credit: Emily Cooper