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Two teams of highly skilled improv comedians vie for the laughs and support of audience judges. A high-energy, fast-paced and good-natured competition that will leave you wanting more.It’s the show we based our whole performance style on for 40 years, so you know the comedy in this show is top notch!Fridays &amp; Saturdays at 7:30pmPG – Some material may not be suitable for some audiences.

Theatresports™: Two teams of highly skilled improv comedians vy for the laughs and support of audience judges!

Theatresports™

The Improv Centre

Come join us for a twisted take on the classic format! See the unexpected become the norm, and the forbidden become fair game! If you’re a fan of our regular Theatresports™ shows, get ready to have your funny bones broken with Theatresports™ Unhinged!Returning March 7th!Fridays &amp; Saturdays at 9:30pm14A – Some suggestive content and mature themes.

The rules get thrown out the window and one of our funniest shows gets even funnier!⁠

Theatresports™  Unhinged

Vancouver’s finest performers from around the Lower Mainland strut their stuff in back-to-back showcases! Each week, two of our three House Teams will be paired up to make you laugh with their off-the-wall comedy! This season, you’ll be entertained by two of our three teams: Dirt Cups, Rat Antics, or Duncan!Tickets are only $10! And happy half-hour prices are in effect all night long!Select Sundays at 7:30pmPG – Some material may not be suitable for some audiences.

Catch Vancouver’s finest up and coming improv performers in back-to-back Sunday showcases! 

House Teams

The Arts Club Theatre Company production of Franklinland runs March 12–April 5, 2026, at the Lindsay Family Stage at Granville Island. Omari Newton directs the Canadian premiere of Franklinland, a sharp comedy by acclaimed playwright Lloyd Suh.   Written in 2023, Franklinland offers a wildly imaginative and thoroughly modern take on the American Revolution—centering not on nation-building, but on the fraught and often absurd relationship between Benjamin Franklin (Brian Markinson) and his son, William (Luc Roderique). As Franklin plants the philosophical seeds of a new republic, King George III appoints William Royal Governor of New Jersey—setting the stage for a familial and political showdown that is as absurdly funny as it is moving. With biting wit, contemporary language, and an agile three-person cast, Franklinland blends historical satire with emotional depth, exploring ambition, legacy, authority, and the struggle for personal identity. The result is a fast-paced comedy that invites audiences to reconsider the myths we inherit—and their faulty realities. Under the direction of Newton, Franklinland promises a dynamic theatrical experience that balances humour, politics, and family drama with a sensibility that resonates with today’s audiences.SPECIAL PERFORMANCES·       Talkback Tuesday Performance: Tue, Mar 31, 7 PM·       VocalEye Performances: Tue, Mar 31, 7 PM; Fri, Apr 3, 7:30 PM CASTJakobe Jenkins (Temple), Brian Markinson (Ben), Luc Roderique (William) CREATIVEOmari Newton (Director), Kimira Reddy (Set Designer), CS Fergusson-Vaux (Costume Designer), Jonathan Kim (Lighting Designer), Rick Colhoun (Sound Designer), Jonathan Hawley Purvis (Fight Director), Jakobe Jenkins (Apprentice Director), Jenny Kim (Stage Manager), Jessica Bournival (Assistant Stage Manager)

Omari Newton directs the Canadian premiere of Franklinland, a sharp comedy by acclaimed playwright Lloyd Suh.  

Franklinland by Lloyd Suh

Lindsay Family Stage at Granville Island

Hop on over to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park for Hoppy Heights, running Saturday, March 14 to Monday, April 6, for egg-citing Spring Break adventures the whole family will love. From Easter-themed activities to seasonal photo spots and playful surprises, there’s fun around every corner – the perfect way to kick-start spring.Cross the iconic 450-foot suspension bridge and wander through Cliffwalk and Treetops Adventure as the Park comes alive with vibrant décor and cheerful moments at every turn.Family Fun and Whimsical Surprises at the Park: <ul><li>Egg-citing Adventures Await: Complete Echo Eagle’s Eggsploration for a chance to win a chocolate treat, join the spring-themed colouring contest, and hop into games at Kids Corner. Guests can also enjoy Totem Talks, the Eagle Cart, Tree Cart and Nature Tours throughout the Park.</li><li>Picture Perfect: Snap a springtime selfie with your favourite peeps at Hoppy Heights photo moments featuring a giant floral frame, playful bunny backdrops, and egg-stra special surprises throughout the Park.</li><li>Spring on the Menu: Celebrate the season at The Cliff House Restaurant with limited-time favourites like a Strawberry Easter Punch topped with a marshmallow peep, silky Green Pea Velouté, and hearty Braised Lamb Shank. Finish on a sweet note with decadent Dark Chocolate Terrine or sip on a creamy Chocolate Bliss cocktail.</li><li>Spring Finds &amp; Sweet Surprises: Hop into the Trading Post for bunny stuffies, Easter activity books, HydroFlasks in fresh spring colours and sweet treats like Easter egg-shaped fudge or Easter egg ice cream. Turn your spring visit into a year of adventure with a BC Residents Annual Pass. Simply show your one-day admission and proof of BC residency to upgrade to an Annual Pass at no extra cost.</li></ul>Plan Your Trip to the Park: <ul><li>Park Hours: Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., with guests welcome to stay up to one hour after closing.</li><li>Book in Advance: Tickets are available at capbridge.com. BC Annual Passholders must reserve their entry time online prior to every visit. This event runs rain or shine.</li><li>Free Shuttle: Complimentary shuttle service runs to and from Canada Place. Visit capbridge.com for the schedule.</li></ul>For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: www.capbridge.com/events/hoppy-heights/

Swing Into Spring: Experience Hoppy Heights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Hoppy Heights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Stanley’s Bar &amp; Grill is joining the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Food Festival with a limited-time lineup of sakura-inspired dishes and drinks available March 20 – May 3. The citywide festival invites food lovers to explore cherry blossom-themed creations from local cafés and restaurants during Vancouver’s most beautiful spring season.Located just steps from Stanley Park, one of the best places in the city to see cherry blossoms in bloom, Stanley’s is the perfect stop after a spring stroll. Spend the day exploring the park’s flowering trees, and when you’re ready for a bite or a drink, come celebrate the season with us.To mark the occasion, Stanley’s is featuring several seasonal specialties. Sip on the Hanami No. 5 Cocktail, made with Empress Elderflower Gin, cherry blossom syrup, aromatic bitters, and Thai basil oil for a floral and herbaceous taste of spring. Guests can also enjoy BC Jade Dumplings, locally made spinach dumplings filled with miso-braised tofu, brown rice, edamame, and water chestnuts, served with white miso ginger sauce.Seafood lovers can try the Seared Sesame-Crusted Ahi Tuna with wasabi pea purée, soy ginger glaze, and togarashi mayo. For a sweet finish, the Sakura Tea Service pairs Cherry Rose Sencha with delicate spring treats including a strawberry white chocolate macaron, matcha madeleine, and raspberry tart.These special items are available throughout the festival while supplies last — the perfect excuse to celebrate spring under Vancouver’s iconic cherry blossoms.For more information on the festival, please visit https://nomsmagazine.com/vancouver-cherry-blossom-food-fest/.

Stanley’s Bar & Grill Celebrates Cherry Blossom Season

Blossom Delights at Stanley's Bar & Grill

Stanley's Bar & Grill

Celebrate the arrival of spring as River District awakens in bloom – with floral art, seasonal gatherings, and special collaborations unfolding throughout the community from March 20 to June 20. Visitors can take in floral displays at River District Town Centre by Fleurs de Villes and window mural artwork by Wkndrs. Local businesses will also be offering special spring-themed features, including:·     Bufala’s Flowering Currant Gelato – crafted in house by Executive Chef Kevin Atkinson.·     Boketto’s Strawberry Sakura Sundae – a dreamy spring treat featuring sakura (cherry blossom) flavour.·     Angus T’s croissant recommendation for River District in Bloom.·     Everything Wine’s spring recommendations – a curated selection of wines, beers, and spirits chosen to celebrate River District in Bloom. There will also be two Heart and Hustle market days at River District Town Centre featuring a variety of local vendors offering everything from handmade crafts to delicious treats.·     Heart and Hustle Spring Market | March 21 from 11 am to 5 pm·     Heart and Hustle Easter Market | April 4 from 11 am to 5 pm

Celebrate the arrival of spring as River District awakens in bloom  –  with floral art, seasonal gatherings, and special collaborations.

River District in Bloom

Gateway Theatre, in co-production with Alberta Theatre Projects (ATP), is proud to present the Western Canada premiere of Wildwoman, a daring and wickedly funny new play by acclaimed Canadian playwright Kat Sandler (Yaga). Directed by Jamie King, this bold production is inspired by real events and figures, reimagining 16th-century French history with irreverence and bite. Running March 26 to April 4 on Gateway Theatre’s MainStage. Based on the shocking true story that helped shape the legend of Beauty and the Beast, Wildwoman centres on a young Catherine de Medici, the new wife of King Henry II of France. Catherine is eager to be on the King’s council, but she quickly learns that her political aspirations matter far less than her ability to produce an heir. Surrounded by scheming courtiers, a powerful royal mistress and a male-dominant court obsessed with legacy and control, Catherine feels trapped inside this patriarchal world. That is, until she meets Pete, a hairy, handsome wildman, kept in the dungeon as one of the king’s collection of caged oddities, who awakens her wild side. Kat Sandler brings her trademark rapid-fire wit to this salacious saga of an infamous bad girl who could not be tamed. What unfolds is a fiercely imaginative and sexy thrill ride spanning decades of Catherine’s life, as three women navigate survival within a brutal patriarchal system. By blending historical drama with contemporary urgency, Sandler uses bold language and razor-sharp humour to explore power, fertility, and gender—challenging audiences to reconsider the stories we think we know and asking: who gets to shape history, and at what cost?Synthia Yusuf takes on the role of Catherine (Cathy) de Medici; Nathan Kay plays Henry II of France. Elizabeth Barrett is Kitty, N Girgis is Diane (Didi) de Poitiers, and Connor Stuart is Pete. The production is directed by Jamie King, with Set Designer Narda McCarroll, Costume Designer Alaia Hamer, Lighting Designer Gerald King, and Sound Designer Nancy Tam. They are joined by Stage Manager Victoria Snashall, with Lester Lee as Assistant Stage Manager. Tickets start at $37, with a Pay-What-You-Will option available. They can be purchased online or by calling the Gateway Theatre box office. Performances are from March 26 to April 4, 2026. Thurs. March 26 – 7:30PM (Pay-What-You-Will Preview)Fri. March 27 – 7:30PM (Opening Night)Sat. March 28 – 1PMSat. March 28 – 7:30PMSun. March 29 – 1PM (Relaxed Performance &amp; Sweet Sunday)Tues. March 31 – 7:30PM (2 for 1 Ticket Special! Use promo code WILDBOGO)*Wed. April 1 – 1PM (Tea Matinee &amp; Post-Show Talkback)Thurs. April 2 – 7:30PM (Thirsty Thursday)Fri. April 3 – 7:30PMSat. April 4 – 1PM (VocalEye Live Audio Description option available)Sat. April 4 – 7:30PM

A Fierce and Funny Reimagining of French History  by Acclaimed Playwright Kat Sandler

Wildwoman by Kat Sandler

Gateway Theatre

Studio 58, the professional theatre training program at snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ Langara College, presents the hilarious musical Something Rotten! Tickets start at just $10!“When life gives you eggs, make an omelette.”Something’s rotten in the state of England, where brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom run an unsuccessful theatre troupe. The pair are constantly outdone by the arrogant Shakespeare, who revels in his fame and fortune. Desperate to find some success of his own, Nick visits a soothsayer who suggests writing the world’s first musical. Side-splitting from start to finish, Something Rotten! is jam-packed with catchy songs and ridiculous antics!

Side-splitting from start to finish, Something Rotten! is jam-packed with catchy songs and ridiculous antics!

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