Firehall Arts Centre to May 3, 2026
Playwright Drew Hayden Taylor always walks a very fine line between comedy and small ‘p’ political. This play is definitely darker than his others and there’s little doubt about how he feels about ‘pretendians’.
Anita Wittenberg as Nazhi Nigig in The Undeniable Accusations of Red Cadmium Light. Credit: Jon Benjamin Photography
The Cutch Historic Theatre to April 19, 2026
Expect the unexpected when Veda Hille and Maiko Yamamoto get together.
Veda Hille and Maiko Yamamoto in End of Greatness. Credit: Chelsey Stuyt
The Stanley BFL Stage to May 3, 2026
Kimberly Akimbo is, at best, a quirky Theatre for Young Adults musical with an unremarkable score.
Lisa Horner as Kimberly in Kimberly Akimbo. Credit: Moonrider Productions
York Theatre to April 19, 2026
The world premiere of On Native Land, described in the press release as a “sweeping musical journey”, is one of the most beautiful productions ever to grace the York Theatre stage.
The cast. Set design: Alaia Hamer. Lighting design: Jonathan Kim. Costume design: Stephanie Kong. Credit: David Cooper
Metro Theatre to April 25, 2026
If you have any doubt about the enduring nature of William Shakespeare, his life and work, consider this: in Vancouver between March 21 and the end of April, there will have been three shows inspired by the Bard. The latest is Metro Theatre’s Shakespeare in Love.
Cassie Unger (Viola) and Jacob Leonard (William Shakespeare) in Shakespeare in Love. Credit: Mark Halliday (Moonrider Productions)