“Angel’s Bone follows the plight of two fallen angels whose nostalgia for earthly delights finds them far from heaven. They are found battered and bruised by a man and his wife, known only as Mr. and Mrs. X.E., who have longed

The Vancouver Arts Review received an invitation to review re:Naissance Opera’s 3rd annual Indiefest. The program brochure mentioned a lineup of 14 events happening over 11 days from November 16 to 27. We attended a few events and were blown

Have you heard the saying, “Art has the capacity to unravel the emotional recesses in one’s soul”? An audience composed of opera artists and other such industry insiders got an opportunity to internalize this saying during the Community & Industry

A new season of ballet is upon us. If “Overture/s” is any indication, we are in for a journey bursting with the energy that comes from having finally emerged from a pandemic, and from the desire to stretch our wings

I arrived at the Historic Theatre dressed in layers, on a chilly evening in Vancouver. The agenda:  to watch a crew of animal brethren perform a cabaret show called “The Cave”. On entering the theater, I got a sense that

The Honeys are back, and they are as sensational as ever! The beats, the rhythm, the dancing, the crowd-work, the pure unfiltered and unapologetic joy on stage is equally enchanting and contagious. It is the ultimate celebration of queer femmes,

We hit up another evening at the Fringe Festival and caught some wildly entertaining shows. There are still many great shows to see and we wish we could see them all! The Fringe continues all weekend so make sure you