Palestine Comedy Club
October 09–10, 2026
Palestine Comedy Club is a quest to find joy in the tragedy of Palestinian life and create connection against the odds through a common love of laughter.
Past Shows & Events
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS- Tremors Festival 2027
Submissions due September 15th at 11:59 pm [PST]
We are seeking proposals for projects, excerpts, and works-in-progress of approximately 25 – 35 minutes in length.
Ionesco’s Cabaret
July 23 - 25, 2026
Society is collapsing. The crowd is losing its mind. Someone brought wine.
Studio Visit: Ali & Ali and the End of Everything
June 13, 2026
From the goofs who brought you "the smartest Canadian political theatre of the 21st century, and the funniest"
Living Room Series – Where My People At? A Black Artists & Industry Workers’ Salon
April 27, 2026
Come in. Sit down. We can’t wait to see you.
Open Studio Visit With Anju Singh and Arno Kamolika
March 8, 2026
An dance and music experimental work in progress
My Name is Karen
February 20, 2026
My Name Is Karen is a work-in-progress and a satirical examination of the “Karen meme”.
Living Room Series – A Long Table on Mental Health Through An Artist’s Lens
March 26, 2026
Come in. Sit down. We can’t wait to see you.
Kid’s Market for Palestine
November 2, 2025
Kids Market for Palestine is the perfect opportunity to stock up on everything your little one needs in a way that's affordable and sustainable.
Grandview Park Playlist
August 16 2025
Join us for a beautiful evening of intercultural music: the perfect playlist for a summer evening on the Drive.
TREMOLO: Tremors Festival Launch Party
May 25, 2025
Come hang out with the Rumbler's on May 25th at Progress Lab for our Tremors Launch Party!
Tremors Festival 2025
June 6-8, 2025
Join us for Rumble’s 2025 Tremors Festival presenting five works from across Canada on June 6-8 at Progress Lab 1422!
Fool’s Paradise Cabaret
April 26 & April 27, 2025
This New Creation night will showcase 4 new 12 minute works in a cabaret format at Progress Lab.
The (New) Gaza Monologues
January 27, 2025
We invite you to gather, listen, and witness these monologues read by local artists and community members.
Chochito Rey: Sangre, Poder y Traición (A ‘King Lear’ Workshop Adaptation)
February 15, 2025
Love, ambition, and betrayal collide in Chochito Rey—a telenovela of passion, power, and the high cost of family loyalty.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS- Fool’s Paradise: Untrue Stories Live!
Submissions due January 24 at 11:59 pm [PST]
Rumble is accepting submissions for the next edition of our New Creation Cabaret Series. It’s something like a storytelling night, only the stories don’t have to be true. But they can be, because there’s always a little truth in fiction.
Brahma Brahman Bandar: Eternal Cosmological Adventures of the Hindoooos
October 19 - 20, 2024
A new sensory interdisciplinary collaboration blending Theatre, Opera, and Contemporary Music
Living Room Series – Rumble & Friends: Ask Us Anything!
November 4, 2024
Come in. Sit down. We can’t wait to see you.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS- Tremors Festival 2025
Submissions due September 15th at 11:59 pm [PST]
We are seeking proposals for projects, excerpts, and works-in-progress of approximately 25 – 30 minutes in length. Programmed works will be performed as part of a shared festival bill at a one-ticket event that takes the form of an ‘art party meets night market.’ Audiences will be able to see half of the entire festival … Read more CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS- Tremors Festival 2025
Summertide: Untrue Stories Live
June 7-8, 2024
This New Creation night will showcase 3 new works in a cabaret format, this time at Woodland Park.
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Las Pasiones de Don Pasquale
February 17, 2024
High art? Low art? You decide! An evening of comedic devised performance (created from scratch - just for this event) reinterpreting the Libretto for Don Pasquale through the lens of the Latin American telenovela.
Rumble’s Jam Night
May 18, 2024
About the Event A night of experimentation and fun! From current artists in residence, to former Rumblers, to staff members – there’s a lot of creation happening this Spring at Rumble. We’ll be showcasing works in progress, enjoying some tunes, and sharing some bevies. Come hang out with us and be part of this jam … Read more Rumble’s Jam Night
Symbiotic: Untrue Stories Live
September 22-23, 2023
About the Event Symbiotic relationships tell us stories of survival, reciprocity, and rivalry. Our earth is a complex mix of species inhabiting each other’s spaces while in constant interaction. May it be mutualistic, commensalistic, or parasitic, life always finds a way to thrive and subsist. Join us on our sixth rendition of our New Creation … Read more Symbiotic: Untrue Stories Live
Rumble Sound System
Release Date: June 27th, 2023
Taking its inspiration from the origins of Dub music and Sound System Culture, we’re seeing what happens if we take text, and then liberally repurpose it to make new pieces.
The Company Project
June 6 – 8, 1991
A unique, collaborative exploration of Samuel Beckett’s novella Company.
Manipulations
September 10 – 19, September 23 – 27, 1992
The laboratory is life – habitual behavior and the use/abuse of power are the subjects.
The Concise History of Drumming
November 17 – 20, 1993
A Concise History of Drumming is a playful and melancholy journey through a percussionist’s mind.
Two Small Bodies
September 12 – 19, 1993
A small but intimate psycho drama based on a true story about missing children
Wireless Graffiti
June 8 – 22, 1993 at 8pm
Over 30 performers and artists conspired together to create visual Radio with two special live broadcasts hosted by the Vancouver East Cultural Centre.
Strains
October 18 – 29, 1994
Set against the backdrop of the 20th Century, Strains investigates social and political morality in conflict with the human heart.
TABS
December 6 – 9, 1995
The time is 1995 and the place is a waiting room near a hospital where one of their “own” has inexplicably lapsed into a coma. The action is ANGRY……
True Lies
September 9 – 17, 1995
Three men: one in a hotel room, working out of town; the second an actor preparing for an audition; and the third a photographer who no longer photographs.
Tattoos
March 21 – 24, 1996, April 3 – 4, 1996
Max Rose explores her relationship to some of the indelible human legacies that one generation bequeaths to the next.
Terrible but Incomplete Journals of John D.
June 4 – 14, 1998
The terrible but incomplete journals of John D. is an invitation to listen, reflect, judge and maybe, just maybe, forgive.
Transmedia Forum
October 14, 1998
a one-day celebration and exploration of performing artists who have ventured from the stage into the use of other media.
Kaleidography Workshop
March 1 – 5, 1999
Newfoundland theatre artist Jillian Keiley conducted a five-day workshop on her creative process, kaleidography.
Other Women
September 10 – 18, 1999
Having cheated on her white husband with an Asian man, a half-Chinese woman flees to the vacant home of her grandparents Wong.
Restless Prayers
January, 1999
Artistic Associate Chris Gerrard-Pinker collaborates with performers Karen Bennedsen, Kairn Lechner and Daniel Wild and musicians Lori Freedman, Andreas Kahre and Tiina Kiik on a new work of dancetheatre. Restless Prayers is a fugue-like series of interconnected meditations on fate, sacrifice and innocence lost. A workshop presentation in collaboration with Toronto’s Theatre Centre.
War of the Worlds
November 26 to December 5
a multi-media spectacle which explores the circumstantial meeting of three characters
Blueprints for Disaster
a showcase of new work by recent grads of Studio 58
I Am Your Spy (a day in the life of Mordechai Vanunu)
April 2000
This one man show depicts Vanunu’s isolation and anguish, and his struggle between hope and pessimism, for himself, and for humankind.
Three in the Back, Two in the Head
November 2 – 18, 2000
The life – and death – of Canadian ballistics innovator Gerald Bull, inventor of the “supergun”.
Under Wraps: A Spoke Opera
January 25 – 29, 2000
Under Wraps, an original work by Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland, is, on the surface, a story of unrequited love between a gay man and his straight best friend. That’s on the surface. But what about the sixteen-person chorus under a huge sheet of parachute cloth? This shape-shifting chorus functions as set, musical accompaniment, and as … Read more Under Wraps: A Spoke Opera
Foreign Bodies
September 5 – 16, 2001
Fiction wrestles with history, sexuality collides with cultural politics, and nations struggle for power in the story of one couple’s jockeying for position on their west-coast futon.
Hotel
February 1, 2001
The House of Pootsie Plunket
February 20 – 24, 2001
“[a] fierce and angry play, a diatribe against the destruction of a nation.” – Peter Birnie, Vancouver Sun Part Greek tragedy, part black (Canuck) comedy, Vancouverites readily appreciated an allegory of the struggle to preserve cultural identity from the onslaught of our neighbours to the South. Catalyst’s production won a prestigious Edinburgh Fringe First in … Read more The House of Pootsie Plunket
Burning Vision
April 23 – May 11, 2002
Both tragic and irreverent, Burning Vision weighs the burdens of our ancestors as they travel through time, across continents and in our genes to cast shadows on the present.
Silent Summer Nights
August 30 – September 1, 2002
A Labour Day weekend free-of-charge homage to the best in silent (and not-so-silent) cinema.
PuSh International Performance Series
January 14 - April 5, 2002
A collection of brave new works from Canada and beyond.
Silent Summer Nights
August 29 – 31, 2003
The 3rd annual Silent Summer Nights featured three fantastic evenings of the best in silent (and not so silent) film.
The Young & The Restless: Then She
April 15 – 26, 2003
The story of a husband and wife who must come to grips with the disappearance and possible murder of their daughter
The Young & The Restless: Snowman
April 15 – 26, 2003
Snowman is a darkly comic journey into a frozen, emotionally-barren landscape of ice and snow.
PuSh International Performing Arts Festival
January 14 – 31, 2004
The second year of Rumble Productions/Touchstone Theatre’s PuSh International Performance Series featured four exciting contemporary works from Canada and abroad. MAINSTAGE PRESENTATIONS: K. Kaleidoskop Theatre (Copenhagen) Written/directed by Martin Tulinius January 14 – 24 Frederic Wood Theatre, UBC Winner of Denmark’s most prestigious theatre award, K. is a passionate and humanist portrayal of Franz Kafka, one of … Read more PuSh International Performing Arts Festival
Silent Summer Nights
September 3 – 5, 2004
The 4th annual Silent Summer Nights presented three evenings of the best in silent (and not so silent) film—with original live music by Eye of Newt and special guests
Soulless
April 7 – 24, 2004
Set in present-day Vancouver, Soulless is a tale of redemption at the crossroads of money, longing and contested ground.
The Young & The Restless: The Wedding Pool
March 18 – 27, 2004
“The joy of Theatre SKAM’s The Wedding Pool is its sheer theatricality, in the fresh and inventive way it has been put together.” – The Toronto Star Rumble’s legendary showcase for new and emerging artists returns with Victoria’s Theatre SKAM and The Wedding Pool. Three single friends stuck in unsatisfactory jobs and unsatisfactory lives place a … Read more The Young & The Restless: The Wedding Pool
The Monument
November 11 – 27, 2004
A brutal and timely testament to the passions of ordinary people in not-so-ordinary circumstances.
PuSh International Performing Arts Series
January 11 – February 12, 2005
In our third year we expanded to include five mainstage productions, four satellite shows, an international reading series, a national conference and several new partners.
San Diego
October 6 – 23, 2005
A lyrical and emotionally charged look at modern society and our universal longing for a sense of home, comfort and belonging.
Silent Summer Nights
September 2 – 4, 2005
The 5th annual Silent Summer Nights offered three glorious evenings of the best in silent (and not so silent) film–with the thrilling accompaniment of original live music by Eye of Newt and special guests. A Labour Day classic. THE MAN WHO PLANTED TREES (1987) Screening: Friday, September 2 Winner of the Academy Award for “Best … Read more Silent Summer Nights
Soulless (Remount)
November 24 – December 3, 2005
Soulless is a moving and often humourous tale of redemption at the crossroads of money, longing and contested ground.
Recovery
November 23 – December 9, 2006
A speculative examination of an addicted world and the ramifications of a 500 billion dollar pharmaceutical industry
Silent Summer Nights
September 1 – 3, 2006
A Labour Day weekend, free-of-charge homage to the best in silent (and not so silent) cinema.
The Young and the Restless: Terrible Things
April 27 – May 6, 2006
Into an eerie darkness enter the seven members of the Stipple family and their indentured servant.
Tremors: The Headless Cowboy
March 14 – 17
“Manages to combine art, science, environmentalism and vampiric catholics into a smart sixty-minute satire.” – Beyond Robson The Headless Cowboy is a rockabilly satire merging music and performance with the visual strengths of theatre, dance and video bringing a fresh, comedic look at a heart-breaking tragedy in a multi-disciplinary performance by three of Alberta’s most … Read more Tremors: The Headless Cowboy
Tremors: Fathom
March 20 – 24, 2007
A mesmerizing and engrossing tale of expectation and tragedy set in colonial Tasmania
YU-FO
March 27 – 31, 2007
One fateful night between a Canadian man and the mysterious Japanese woman he encounters at a side-of-the-road diner.
Hive 2
June 5 – 14, 2008
HIVE 2 took over 2 warehouse spaces at the Digital Media Centre for a 9-day marathon of perspective-rocking, intimate, outrageous, and eclectic performances by 11 independent BC theatre companies.
Clark and I Somewhere in Connecticut
January 29 – February 3, March 6 – 9, 2008
Clark and I Somewhere in Connecticut uses fact, fiction, video, interviews, a rabbit suit and anything else required to make sense of the found materials
Tremors: Legoland
March 18 – 22, 2008
“An offbeat charmer not to be missed.” – Vancouver Courier Legoland is the story of the infamous Lamb siblings, extradited to Canada after a brutal attack on one of America’s most beloved pop stars. In this award-winning production, the duo gives a presentation of the harrowing odyssey at their high school. A contemporary Vaudeville routine with … Read more Tremors: Legoland
Tremors: Tiny Apocalypse
April 1 – 5, 2008
Tiny Apocalypse follows the rise and fall of Rita, an obsessively organized office worker who finds herself caught in a daily repetitive loop.
Tremors: Penny Dreadful: A Tale of Devilish Infamy
March 25 – 29, 2008
The two servants become the fascination of their employer’s wayward son, home with stories of travels in strange lands.
after the quake
November 19 – December 5, 2009
A journey where magic and realism collide in an exploration of disrupted reality.
Blackbird
March 11 – 29, 2009
As tensions rise, we are left to question: where is the line between love and abuse? And can we ever break free from the shackles of the past?
Cozy Catastrophe (Summerworks)
August 7 – 9 & 14 – 17, 2009
A dark comedy about ordinary folks bound together by extraordinary circumstance.
after the quake (remount)
October 13–23, 2010
“Wildly original and warm without ever lapsing into sentimentality, after the quake is both a great ride and a testament to the healing powers of imagination…It’s the stuff of dreams.” – The Georgia Straight “I’ve never seen anything like it. And I loved every minute of it.” – Vancouver Courier Haruki Murakami is the West’s … Read more after the quake (remount)
Clark and I Somewhere in Connecticut (tour)
Clark and I uses fact, fiction, video, interviews, a rabbit suit and anything else required to make sense of these found materials and the many lives interrupted along the way.
Hive 3
March 11 – 14 and 17 – 20, 2010
Twelve of Vancouver’s most adventurous theatre companies create short installations in a party atmosphere.
Tremors: Cozy Catastrophe
April 6 – 10 and 13 – 17, 2010
A dark comedy about ordinary folks bound together by extraordinary circumstance.
Tremors: I’m So Close…
April 6 – 10, 2010
“This show made me laugh, it made me cry and it made me think. I’m So Close…is filled with controlled chaos, wonderful physicality, clever comedy, emotional poignancy and a sense of reality and grounding that only comes from experienced and talented performers. Brilliant.” – Plank Winner of the Spotlight Award at the Summerworks Theatre Festival Steve … Read more Tremors: I’m So Close…
Tremors: KISMET one to one hundred
April 13 – 17, 2010
Four artists set out across Canada to interview one hundred people, ages 1 through 100, about their experiences and beliefs around fate and destiny.
Snowman
Nov 4 – 19, 2011
When Jude discovers the body of a prehistoric boy frozen in the glacier, everyone finds their lives beginning to shift and thaw in unexpected ways.
Community Dinner
June 1 – 4, 2011
One part cooking show, one part biography and one part dinner party, this theatrical feast celebrated the one thing that unites us all – food.
Cozy Catastrophe
October 22 – November 4, 2012
Horrific events are overwhelming the entirety of human civilization. Four strangers must decide what to do with what could be their final hours. Should they pray? Fight back? Repopulate the earth? Or just get to know each other a little better?
Attacks Lab
January 18 – February 4, 2012
Attacks Lab was a curated series of events aimed at established and emerging theatre directors and practitioners. Over the course of the Festival, there was a series of investigations, contemplations and workshops with some of the most daring voices in contemporary theatre. Local and international directors engaged in a rigorous dialogue about the craft of directing … Read more Attacks Lab
Everything Is Terribly Nice Here
December 12th – 22nd, 2012
Everything is Terribly Nice Here by David van Belle – produced by Ghost River Theatre in association with Rumble, was a politically charged play inspired by the murder of Danish film maker Theo van Gogh by Muslim extremist Mohammed Bouyeri. Three years in the making, Everything is Terribly Nice Here is viscerally intelligent theatre that challenges and unsettles assumptions about … Read more Everything Is Terribly Nice Here
Tremors: The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
April 10 – 21, 2012
Halfway between Heaven and Hell, in a place called Hope, history’s most infamous sinner stands trial. In a court room that’s as much ghetto as gospel, the witnesses are called – Mother Teresa, Pontius Pilate, Sigmund Freud, a foul-mouthed Saint Monica, a high school football coach, a handful of Jesus’ disciples – to decide questions … Read more Tremors: The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
Tremors: Giant Invisible Robot
April 17 – 21
Russel is a terminally shy young man who’s had one imaginary friend all his life. Unfortunately, that imaginary friend is a Giant Invisible Robot programmed to destroy.
Tremors: A Last Resort
April 24 – 28, 8PM (Matinee – April 28, 2PM)
An intimate multimedia performance
Director’s Lab 2013
February 25 to March 1, 2013
Directors’ Lab is a development initiative for Vancouver-based professional directors who want to get rigorous with the foundations of their craft, unhindered by production and scenographic considerations. Using an established text as a working model, the Lab focuses on the director’s preparation process, early stages of rehearsal and assessment and critique of the work. This … Read more Director’s Lab 2013
Obstructions
June 8, 2013
Obstructions is a radical initiative intended to rattle the cage of local theatre makers. Inspired in part by the film The Five Obstructions, by Jørgen Leth and Lars Von Trier, Obstructions is the latest project from the group of theatre companies known as Progress Lab, producers of the wildly popular and innovative HIVE series. Over a one-year … Read more Obstructions
Penelope
Enda Walsh’s riveting, savage and wildly funny take on the classic Greek myth.
National Elevator Project
January 23 - February 2, 2014
Rumble Theatre was thrilled to be one of the companies participating in Theatre Yes’s National Elevator Project, which featured short plays written for and performed in working elevators.
Directors’ Lab 2014
March 10 to 14, 2014
The 2014 Directors’ Lab was geared specifically towards Vancouver-based emerging directors who want to get rigorous with the foundations of their craft
Sound System Launch
June 27th, 2023
Come to the launch of the Rumble Sound System Project with the debut of live works by sound artists, and live performances by Mad Riddim, Anju Singh, the Rumble Sound System Band.
Tremors special presentation: The Stages of Transformation Creative Cohort Showcase
May 22nd - 26th, 2023
As part of Tremors, check out this showcase exploring how abolition and transformative justice can impact the theatre-making process.
Tremors 2023
May 18-20, 2023
Join us for Rumble’s 2023 Tremors Festival showcasing new visions of live performance, presenting 5 works from across Canada
Cardinal Points: Untrue Stories Live
March 17-18, 2023
This New Creation night will showcase 3 new works in a cabaret format, this time at Woodland Park.
IndigE-girl: Auntie Round Up
November 29, 2022
IndigE-girl Comedy presents the warm up show for the Vancouver showcase on Dec 8th.
IndigE-girl: It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Aunties
December 8th, 2022
IndigE-girl brings a hilarious cast of female and Two-Spirited Indigenous comedians to the stage in the Fox Cabaret.
Szepty/Whispers – Watch Now
a neurodivergent artist probes their family's silence around mental health, sifting through traces of the past.
Book Launch: Frequently Asked White Questions
November 2nd, 2022
Join us for the launch of Frequently Asked White Questions by Ajay Parasram and Alex Khasnabish.
Harvest Moon: Untrue Stories Live
Oct 21–22, 2022
Rumble's 22/23 season kicks off with Harvest Moon - a night of new creations at Progress Lab.
Ephemera 5
June 26, 2022 5-8pm
Celebrate, commemorate, and collectively tell the stories of performance in our community. Share the traces of performances once present but now gone, capturing a moment in time and preserving it in the SFU archive.
New Societies
June 1-5, 2022
New Societies draws together forms of a strategic game night with a theatrical narrative, shaped by the audience’s choices.
A Cultural Celebration MENAT Style
May 20 – 21, 2022
Experience the uniqueness and varied lives of those within the MENAT umbrella.
Ostara: Untrue Stories Live
April 8-9, 2022
For the third iteration of our Cabaret series, we honour the magic of Spring Equinox, “Ostara.”
Liminal Magic: Untrue Stories Live
October 29th, 2021
A showcase 3 new storytelling works accompanied by live musicians.
Lupercalia: Untrue Stories Live
April 1-2, 2022
You joined us for some Liminal Magic in October. Now it's time for more stores told live, real or otherwise.
New Societies Online
December 10 - 11, 2021 ; January 7 - 8, 2022
An interactive theatrical experience to create your ideal society in a mega-game of collaboration, competition, and potential.
Lakbay
September 11-12, 2021
Drawing upon his mother tongue of Tagalog, pivotal personal experiences, and journeys into the natural world of the west coast rainforest, Ongcol breathes life into the undercurrents of their queer and filipinx identity.
Isolation Suite
Premiered April 15, 2021
UnDone is going grey. Fast. Not just physically but socially, psychologically and even technologically.
Good Things to Do
June 9-13, 2021
GTTD invites participants to place themselves within a dreamscape in which they possess extraordinary powers.
Ephemera IV
June 26 - 27 June, 2021
Ephemera is an ongoing archiving project that celebrates all of the performing arts community on these lands.
Rishi & d Douen
February 4 – 28, 2021
The show brings Caribbean folklore to the West Coast of Canada to share a story filled with adventure and discovery.
Pathetic Fallacy
November 25-29, 2020
An original collision of DIY cinematography, action film, choreography, a gallery talk, and weather forecasting.
Good Things to Do
April 16 – 18, April 24 – 26, April 30 – May 2, and May 9 & 10, 2020
A meditation on goodness, generosity, and the struggle to stay tender in a world that asks us to be hard.
B
May 21 – 24, 2020
A darkly comic dive into the absurdity of reality, B examines cross-generational tension in the mobilization of resistance and interrogates the role of violence in revolution.
Director’s Lab 2020
February 24 – 28, 2020
Led by Siminovitch Prize-winning director Maiko Yamamoto, Directors' Lab 2020, “Directing from the Inside > Out”, focused on adapting autobiographical material and found texts into performance.
Sound of the Beast
February 19 - 23, 2020
Stories of coming up in Toronto’s hip-hop scene, the intersections between conscious rap and political activism, and the sacrifices we make for the things we believe in.
Blank
April 30 – May 4, 2019
Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour’s intimate and experimental play, BLANK, reverses the typical theatre experience: A script riddled with blanks leaves the audience in charge of how the story will unfold.
Medea (In Development)
August 12- 15, 2019
Euripides’ Greek tragedy to Vancouver’s Little Saigon in the 1980s, into the heart of the Vietnamese diaspora.
Take d Milk, Nah?
Oct 16 – 26, 2019
A refreshingly candid and delightfully funny look at race, religion, and nationalism(s): what divides us. Oh, and there's a cow.
Director’s Lab 2018
February 27 – March 3, 2018
Directors’ Lab is an integral component of Rumble’s Mentorship Program.
Tremors 2018
August 16-25, 2018
The 2018 edition of Tremors, our festival of emerging talent, featured a talented young company of 38 emerging theatre artists.
The Wolves
October 19 – November 10, 2018
About the Show A pack of teenage girls prepares for battle on the soccer field. In the exhilaration of adolescence, they grapple with everything from pop culture to politics, discovering their identities as individuals and as a team. Who will come out on top? This debut script from playwright Sarah DeLappe was a finalist for … Read more The Wolves
Director’s Lab 2016
February 15 – 19th, 2016
Using an established text as a working model, the 2016 Director's Lab focused on the director’s preparation process, early stages of rehearsal and assessment and critique of the work.
Indian Arm
April 8 – 18, 2015
A ruthless exploration of what it means to live together, to lose everything, and to survive unimaginable grief. Based on Little Eyolf by Henrik Ibsen.
Cock
Oct 29 – Nov 8, 2015
Winner of the 2010 Laurence Olivier Award, Cock brilliantly questions the dual nature of sexuality and the complexities of love in the modern world.
Tremors 2014
November 12 – 15, 2014
Mingle in the lounge, grab a snack at a food truck and take in performances by some of Vancouver’s hottest burlesque, spoken word artists and musical acts.
