Ruby Slippers Theatre News Today

24-year-old playwright Lee Nisar debuts groundbreaking story on tradition, identity, and love.

The Advance Theatre Festival 2024, produced by Ruby Slippers Theatre in association with the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts and Playwrights Guild of Canada, is curated by Tricia Trinh. The festival showcases new works written and directed by female identifying and gender non-conforming artists who also identify as BIPOC.

Five nights of boundary-pushing plays.

Touchstone Theatre and Ruby Slippers Theatre partner to co-present the world premiere production of Hurricane Mona by Pippa Mackie, a fast-paced and absurdist dark comedy about a middle-class family grappling with their life and relationships under the grim shadow of the climate emergency.

Including two world premieres!

Through circus skills, the three acrobats/moms in the Berlin-based trio still hungry act out their own experiences of motherhood.

The East Van theatre’s winter-spring shows are alive with theatre, circus and comedy.

The must-see theatre, concert, book, visual arts, dance and classical events happening this season around Metro Vancouver this fall.

Opera Speaks will return to Vancouver Opera on April 22nd. Join panelists in person for this free discussion themed around Creative Adaptation. This lively 90-minute dialogue centres on the nature of adaptation in support of the upcoming production of HMS Pinafore.