× Hanuree Drama Club Presents

“Abi” is a compelling Korean dark comedy that explores the tensions between wealth, family, and human desire.

The story begins when an aging father, after a lifetime devoted to money, announces his decision to donate his entire fortune to a foundation in his hometown. Shocked by the news, his three children gather together, each determined to change his mind.

× “Abi” is a compelling Korean dark comedy that explores the tensions between wealth, family, and human desire.

The story begins when an aging father, after a lifetime devoted to money, announces his decision to donate his entire fortune to a foundation in his hometown. Shocked by the news, his three children gather together, each determined to change his mind.

× “Abi” is a compelling Korean dark comedy that explores the tensions between wealth, family, and human desire.

The story begins when an aging father, after a lifetime devoted to money, announces his decision to donate his entire fortune to a foundation in his hometown. Shocked by the news, his three children gather together, each determined to change his mind.

× “Abi” is a compelling Korean dark comedy that explores the tensions between wealth, family, and human desire.

The story begins when an aging father, after a lifetime devoted to money, announces his decision to donate his entire fortune to a foundation in his hometown. Shocked by the news, his three children gather together, each determined to change his mind.

× “Abi” is a compelling Korean dark comedy that explores the tensions between wealth, family, and human desire.

The story begins when an aging father, after a lifetime devoted to money, announces his decision to donate his entire fortune to a foundation in his hometown. Shocked by the news, his three children gather together, each determined to change his mind.

× Presented by the Indian Classical Music Society of Vancouver

The Salon Series offers audiences a closer encounter with the depth, nuance, and evolving traditions of Indian classical music and dance as embodied in the practice of our artists.

Our inaugural recital features Bharatanatyam artist Sujit Vaidya, accompanied by Arno Kamolika (nattuvangam), Curtis Andrews (mridangam), Sheema Balakrishnan (vocals), and Shriram Rajagopalan (violin).

This is part of a 3 part series. A 3-Concert Pass pricing available when ALL 3 shows are purchased. Series runs July 9th, September 10th, and October 24th, 2026.

Single show $21.00
3-Concert Pass $51.00

× Presented by the Indian Classical Music Society of Vancouver

The Salon Series offers audiences a closer encounter with the depth, nuance, and evolving traditions of Indian classical music and dance as embodied in the practice of our artists.

Our second recital features Kathak artist Palak Dhiman, accompanied by Sunny Matharu (tabla) and Akhil Jobanputra (vocals).

This is part of a 3 part series. A 3-Concert Pass pricing available when ALL 3 shows are purchased. Series runs July 9th, September 10th, and October 24th, 2026.

Single show $21.00
3-Concert Pass $51.00

× Presented by The Shadbolt Centre

BASIA BULAT

Basia Bulat is a Montreal-based singer-songwriter whose work bridges gospel, soul, and classic folk, carried by a distinctive voice and a deeply expressive, multi-instrumental approach. She is a three-time Polaris Music Prize finalist and JUNO Award nominee

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Solo stand up comendy show!

A household name in Canadian comedy through his long-time radio hosting and numerous televised gala appearances, Steve served as anchor for the “If It Makes You Happy” Gala at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival in 2022 which debuted on CBC and across various media platforms in 2023.

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Little Miss Higgins' 2026 Harvest Tour, titled CORNUPOPIA, is a celebration of the bounty through song and story. The tour will feature a mix of new and old tunes, supported by her Manitoba Ruckus Band.

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STEVE MADDOCK QUINTET - A Tony Bennett Tribute

A night of swinging rhythms, lyrical storytelling, and a heartfelt nod to a century of unforgettable music.

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NOSFERATU Featuring TAXA

local band Taxa performs a new live score for Nosferatu (1922), transforming silent horror into visceral cinema.

× Presented by the Indian Classical Music Society of Vancouver

The Salon Series offers audiences a closer encounter with the depth, nuance, and evolving traditions of Indian classical music and dance as embodied in the practice of our artists.

Our final recital features Hindustani vocal artist Shoumi Roy, accompanied by Sunny Matharu (tabla), Mohan Bhide (harmonium) and Satpreet Singh Dhadda (sarangi/dilruba).

This is part of a 3 part series. A 3-Concert Pass pricing available when ALL 3 shows are purchased. Series runs July 9th, September 10th, and October 24th, 2026.

Single show $21.00
3-COncert Pass $51.00

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Written and performed by Amy Lee Newman and Jim Hodgkinson with original music & lyrics by Jim Hodgkinson.

Set in the summer of 1918 this brand new musical explores themes of resilience, love and friendship for two people who experience the most exciting chapter in their lives when they least expect it. Inspired by true events, the play tells the story of Valance Maguire and Gabriel Arnott who each join up to try and find loved ones who are missing in action. While in France, their paths cross and they discover a mutual love of music, which leads them unexpectedly to the answers they’ve been seeking.

× Presented by The Shadbolt Centre

RUBY SINGH AND THE FUTEURE ANCESTORS

Ruby Singh and The Future Ancestors kick up stardust from the shelves of our spirits to bring joy into these trying times.

Juno nominated Ruby Singh and his crew bring us a fabulous night of entertainment. Khari Wendell McClelland and Holly Eccleston bring deep soul and harmony with their gift of song; with the one and only Paul Pagat on guitar; holding down the rhythm section is Kenton Loewen on drums, typewriters, dried flowers and glass bottles with the deep grooves of Karlis Silins on bass; Paul Finlay crossfades and scratches like a painter across a canvas.

× Presented by Shadbolt Centre and Soma Anima Arts
Bright Shadow invites us into a world suspended between hope and despair, where utopia and dystopia exist side by side. Through contemporary dance, live music, spoken word, and immersive digital imagery, the performance asks a shared question: What kind of world do we want to build together?

× Presented by Shadbolt Centre and Soma Anima Arts
Bright Shadow invites us into a world suspended between hope and despair, where utopia and dystopia exist side by side. Through contemporary dance, live music, spoken word, and immersive digital imagery, the performance asks a shared question: What kind of world do we want to build together?

× Presented by Shadbolt Centre and Soma Anima Arts
Bright Shadow invites us into a world suspended between hope and despair, where utopia and dystopia exist side by side. Through contemporary dance, live music, spoken word, and immersive digital imagery, the performance asks a shared question: What kind of world do we want to build together?