Faye’s Room by Alex K. Masse is the story of Faye Murphy, an autistic lesbian who works at a queer cafe… and happens to have the power to summon and hide in a magical sensory room at will.  Nov 7-23.

TRANSFORM Festival returns for its sixth year, featuring five nights of incredible performances all centrestage at the iconic Vancouver Playhouse! Nov 6-15

Parents Are A Drag celebrates diversity with songs, laughter and play. With opportunities for the audience to become part of the show... Nov 22-23.

Inspired by upiory (vampires of Slavic folklore), this dance-theatre performance redefines masculinity. Mar 4-8.

Written by a non-binary playwright and featuring 2 gay characters, this play is focused on environmental awareness from the viewpoint of a giant rat. Sept 11-13.

In this fast-paced musical comedy, the cracks in Larry and Twyla Young’s seemingly perfect marriage start to show when the installation of a new mailbox snowballs into an epic renovation. Sept 5-8 • 11 • 13

Witch with Her Skirt on Fire follows the pagan mythos of the maiden, mother, and crone while exploring heartbreak, growth, and magic. Sept 4-7. Sept 9-11.

This is Duck Duck Moose: a Canadian satire inspired by Squid Game, starring a powerhouse cast you might recognize from stage, screen, and everything in between. Sept 5•7•9-10•13-14

One Pole. One Person. One Hour. Take a behind the scenes detour on this journey of a tomboy pole dancer, as she is unexpectedly called up to the biggest stage in the country… Sept 5-8 • 11 • 13

With 87 shows, returning Kids Fringe, and a brand-new comedy series in partnership with Little Mountain Gallery, there’s so much fun in store this year. Sept 4-14

Hilarious, whimsical, and charming, Untitled Flamingo Play is a love letter to queer kids’ right to be as femme and fabulous as they flocking well please. May 28-30

Bug's Backyard Theatre presents Carrie: The Musical. In this revamped version of the 1988 production, Carrie: The Musical follows a teen girl with telekinetic powers. June 27/28

A lighting designer illuminates his mother’s passing in a brave and intimate work of theatre. March 15-22.

Joe and his dog Mister lose their home, and facing separation, head into the world for one last grand adventure together. Created & Performed by Ronnie Burkett. Feb 4-23.

PuSh brings groundbreaking work in theatre, dance, multimedia & music. Jan 23 - Feb 9.

The Café invites audiences to explore seven vignettes by nine playwrights of various ethnicities, ages, beliefs, sexual orientations and gender identities. Jan 27 - Feb 5

Transpofagic Manifesto is a courageous and thought-provoking work that challenges commonly-held views around gender diversity. Feb 7 & Feb 8.

OUT is a defiant challenge to the status quo that bravely carves out a new kind of space, reclaiming and celebrating our queer future. Feb 8 & Feb 9.

This beguiling and tender work of performance art features a trans woman of letters who goes on a postcard journey through time and realizes ‘love’—for mother, grandmother, and herself—isn’t just a four-letter word after all. Mar 1

Directed by Yaron Lifschitz Artistic Director and CEO of Circa, this vibrant full-length performance re-imagines the world’s most romantic ballet, Swan Lake, as a cheeky, acrobatic spectacle. Jan 22 - 25