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History gets a makeover in the newest musical to hit the Vancouver theatre scene. Presented by Broadway Across Canada, Six: The Musical will play from May 13 - 18 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver, BC.

One of the most versatile and vibrant artists hailing from Japan is heading out on tour once again! The very talented Japanese singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, VK Blanka, is taking his music on the road this month with an exciting new tour. Known for his infectious personality, energetic stage presence, and sharp songwriting, VK Blanka will play six shows in North America before touring Japan with seven highly anticipated performances later this summer.

One of the world’s biggest touring illusion shows returns with a brand new production after a decade of dazzling audiences around the globe! Champions of Magic: Chasing the Unbelievable is an explosive new high energy magic show featuring grand illusions and jaw dropping spectacles.

The newest musical from Royal City Musical Theatre (RCMT) has clocked in and is ready to work overtime to charm audiences with its humor and inspiring story. From April 25 to May 11, 9 to 5: The Musical will play at the Massey Theatre in New Westminster, BC. This high-energy production brings Dolly Parton’s catchy and infectious score and Patricia Resnick’s witty book to life. Filled with sass and sparkle topped off with a whole lot of soul, 9 to 5 takes audiences on a nostalgic ride. Being an adaptation of the classic 1980 film, 9 to 5 is a story of female empowerment, showing the resilience of women in the face of workplace sexism and inequality. 

Last week, legendary rock and roll band, AC/DC played a long-awaited sold out show in Vancouver as part of the North American leg of their POWER UP 2025 concert tour. Marking their first tour in nearly a decade, the iconic Australian band played a setlist filled with some of their most popular songs, reigniting the fire and love for rock and roll in British Columbia. With a roaring audience and an electrifying opening set by The Pretty Reckless, band members Angus Young (lead guitar), Brian Johnson (vocalist), Stevie Young (rhythm guitar), Matt Laug (drums), and Chris Chaney (bass) took the stage to play a show that Vancouver would never forget. 

Last weekend, K-pop girl group ARTMS, brought the North American portion of their Lunar Theory world tour to a close in Vancouver, BC. Performing at The Vogue Theatre on Sunday April 20, ARTMS transformed the iconic Vancouver venue into a galaxy, filled with their catchy music, iconic choreography, and breathtaking visuals. From beginning to end, the group played a truly memorable show to a packed audience. The moment the lights dimmed and the concert began, it was obvious that ARTMS was truly excited to perform for the first time in one of Canada’s most vibrant cities. 

South Korean boy band, OnlyOneOf, brought an unforgettable night of energy and passion to the final show of their 2025 OUR ONLY ODYSSEY North American concert tour. Presented by J&B Entertainment, their final stop was in Vancouver, BC at the River Rock Theatre.

One of K-pop’s most engaging boy bands is back on the road and ready to take their fans on a journey like never before! South Korean pop group, OnlyOneOf, has embarked on their third concert tour entitled, “Our Only Odyssey,” and is currently travelling across North America!

Beyond the flashy, electrifying spirit that Tina Turner brought to the 1980s music scene, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical delivers a powerful story of passion, resilience, and heart that captivates from beginning to end. Playing at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver, BC from March 25 to 30, this latest musical presented by Broadway Across Canada takes audiences on an emotional journey through the life of global music icon: Tina Turner.

In the heart of Vancouver’s historic Gastown neighborhood lies a place where rebellion meets creativity and art moves beyond the confines of traditional boundaries. From satirical stencil work to provocative and critical sculptures, the latest exhibition to make its Vancouver debut has started 2025 off on an interesting note. THE ART OF BANKSY WITHOUT LIMITS is a highly anticipated globally renowned showcase that brings the works of elusive artist, Banksy, to life.

Next week, the live cinematic experience, TWILIGHT: IN CONCERT, will arrive in Vancouver, BC, for a one-night-only performance at the Orpheum Theatre on March 14. This event offers audiences a chance to relive the legendary romance between Edward Cullen and Bella Swan in a unique way, with the first film of The Twilight Saga playing alongside a live band, a vocalist, and an enchanting candlelit atmosphere.

Dating in our modern world is hard. Between dating apps vs. meeting people organically, it can be hard to find someone you really hit it off with … especially in Vancouver. One of the latest plays by the Arts Club Theatre Company embraces this exact modern day dilemma, capturing the essence of millennial love in the span of roughly two hours and fifteen minutes. SOMEONE LIKE YOU is a heartfelt comedy that will make you laugh while pulling at your heartstrings.

2025 has kicked off on a high note for Vancouver's theatre scene. Among the many shows debuting this month is one that perfectly captures the essence of chaos, featuring a quirky plot, catchy songs, and eccentric characters. BEETLEJUICE The Musical made its debut in Vancouver, BC on January 21 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Running until January 26, the show based off of the 1988 Beetlejuice film by Tim Burton, brings audiences into a new era of musical theatre.

Ever since breaking into the music scene in 2015, Billie Eilish has become somewhat of a household name. Hitting commercial success with her debut single, “Ocean Eyes,” Eilish has taken the industry by storm with a discography of songs sporting catchy beats and meaningful lyrics.

It’s been roughly six years since one of the most outrageous Broadway musicals to exist graced the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Courtesy of Broadway Across Canada, THE BOOK OF MORMON returned to the Vancouver stage this week for a series of performances playing from November 12 to 17. A combination of both satire and song, audiences were taken on a wild musical theatre ride that elicited irrepressible laughter and feeling.