Raven Mother is the Dancers of Damelahamid’s newly choreographed dance work in honour of late Elder Margaret Harris (1931 – 2020). It illustrates the vast impact Elder Harris had on the revitalization of Indigenous dance along the Northwest Coast, and the integral role of women in holding cultural knowledge.

The Cultch’s Historic Theatre is proud to present Barbu, produced by Cirque Alfonse, as part of their 50th anniversary season.

A retro circus rave, Barbu delves into the birth of the circus in Montréal at the turn of the 20th century.

IGNITE! is an eclectic festival that celebrates excellence in emerging arts and that is curated entirely by members of the Youth Panel at The Cultch, a group of up-and-coming arts administrators, curators, and artists. IGNITE! is an interdisciplinary celebration of local rising stars that aims to center diverse artists and underrepresented communities.

The Cultch’s Historic Theatre is proud to present the world premiere of Homecoming, produced by Urban Ink, as part of their 50th anniversary season and the Femme Festival.

In Homecoming, three generations of Filipina women hop between an ocean and time, memory and dreams.

The Cultch is proud to present Fat Joke, an unfiltered, hilarious interrogation of fatphobia, as part of their 50th anniversary season and the Femme Festival.

Drawing upon personal experience and research, comedian, actor, and writer Cheyenne Rouleau dissects this often-untalked-about topic with eviscerating wit.

The Cultch’s York Theatre is proud to present the world premiere of You Used to Call Me Marie…, produced by the Savage Society, as part of their 50th anniversary season.

We follow Iskwewo, Napew, and Mistatim through eight intertwined stories of love, loss, and the fight of the Métis people as the Métis nations emerge across the plains amidst the fur trade’s robust colonization.

The Cultch’s Historic Theatre is proud to present the world premiere of Parifam, produced by Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre and Medusa Theatre, as part of their 50th anniversary season and the 2024 Femme Festival.

Detached from family and friends, Parifam Mana draws and paints in her private studio in Montréal—a place where memory and inspiration are in a continuous battle.

The Cultch’s Historic Theatre is proud to present Jessie Award-winning show Juliet: A Revenge Comedy as part of their 50th anniversary season and the 2024 Femme Festival.

Juliet: A Revenge Comedy is a fast-paced, action-adventure comedy that asks: what if Juliet doesn’t kill herself? Follow Juliet on the literary adventure of a lifetime!

The Cultch’s York Theatre is proud to present the North American premiere of The Mirror as part of their 50th anniversary season.

The corporeal glory of bodies, full of sweat, heat and power, forms the heart of The Mirror, the newest work from Gravity & Other Myths.

The Cultch’s York Theatre is proud to present this year’s East Van Panto, Beauty and the Beast, as part of their 50th anniversary season. The Panto follows bright, business-minded Belle, who has always been different from the other kids growing up on the Drive. While other East Van teens long to become artists or activists, she always has her nose stuck in a book—a general ledger book, that is!

In collaboration with Te Rēhia Theatre Company and The Dust Palace, the Cultch York Theatre is proud to present Te Tangi ā te Tūī as part of their 50th anniversary season. This extraordinary live experience fuses Māori culture with the artistry of the circus.

In partnership with b current Performing Arts, the Cultch Historic Theatre is proud to present Fairview to open their 50th anniversary season. A radical examination of power, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play confronts notions of theatre, race, and surveillance.

Sexier than Cirque du Soleil, racier than RuPaul, and more of a manful than Magic Mike, the international party cabaret sensation Briefs are coming to air their Dirty Laundry at The Cultch's York Theatre!