Warrior Festival at The Cultch
byThe Cultch is launching its brand new Warrior Festival, taking place on all three Cultch stages this April and May. It will feature five innovative, status-quo toppling shows from some of Canada’s most boundary-breaking artists and companies.
Warrior Festival at The Cultch
- Dates: April 16 to May 11, 2025
- Location: York Theatre, Historic Theatre, and Vancity Culture Lab
- Tickets: Available online now from $29. Save 20% when you buy tickets to more than one show.
These five shows are powerful, courageous works of theatre which strengthen acts of defiance with radical joy, and the festival was created to spotlight the brave, liberating and political work of theatre artists.
LXDY PARTS: BABES
By Katey Hoffman and Cheyenne Rouleau (Vancouver)
April 16–19, 2025 at the Vancity Culture Lab
The newest instalment in Katey Hoffman and Cheyenne Rouleau’s sold-out sketch show featuring true stories and special guests. Katey and Chey are not the only babes anymore… Sketches and stories will be inspired by their new ridiculous roles as mothers.
Dance Nation
The Search Party (Vancouver)
April 23– to May 11, 2025 at the York Theatre
A Pulitzer Prize Finalist for Drama, Clare Barron’s ferocious exploration of ambition and friendship.
N.Ormes
Agathe et Adrien (Québec)
April 24–27, 2025 at the Historic Theatre
Provocative, dysfunctional and tender, the circus duo invites the viewer to question their assumptions and pushes the limits and expectations of bodies and gender norms.
Love You Wrong Time
Bad Muse Collective (Toronto)
May 01–11, 2025 at the Historic Theatre
Using music, true stories, bar games, and stand-up comedy, Maddie Bautista and Deanna H. Choi’s inventive, interactive show serves as a battle cry in the wake of mass violence against Asian femmes.
Every Day She Rose
Zee Zee Theatre (Vancouver)
May 01–11, 2025 at the Vancity Culture Lab
After the Black Lives Matter protest at the 2016 Toronto Pride Parade, two best friends find their racial and queer politics aren’t as aligned as they first thought.
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