The Lawyer Show 2025
A fundraiser in support of Touchstone Theatre
🎉 Get ready, Vancouver! The 2025 Lawyer Show is back — bigger, bolder, and spookier than ever! This year, we’re bringing THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL to the stage from May 28–31 at the BMO Theatre Centre — and you won’t want to miss it!
For four unforgettable days, over 30 of Vancouver’s sharpest legal minds will swap the courtroom for the spotlight, showcasing their incredible acting and singing talents in support of Touchstone Theatre. Get ready as they bring everyone’s favorite delightfully macabre family to life! 🖤
Every ticket supports Touchstone Theatre’s artistic programming, community outreach, and the production of incredible plays from Canada/Turtle Island.
SEASON 24/25
Sept 21, 2024 | Historic Theatre, The Cultch
An evening of Indigenous storytelling, music, vendors and sweet treats, in honour of National Day for Truth & Reconciliation.
Storyteller Dallas Yellowfly brings the spine-chilling tale of Qwalena to life in this riveting multimedia performance and allegory exploring the history and far-reaching effects of the residential school system.
3 Crows Productions, presented by Touchstone & ZeeZee Theatre
Oct 24 – Nov 2, 2024 | Gateway Mainstage
Experience this fierce and dazzling take on folklore anti-hero Baba Yaga from playwright Kat Sandler. A comedic thriller with a feminist twist, YAGA leads us into an unforgettable world of power, trickery and revenge!
A Touchstone Theatre production presented by Gateway Theatre
Presented as part of PuSh Festival 2025, Jan 30 – Feb 2
The journey from Turkey to the Greek island of Samos is a treacherous 8km swim for those seeking asylum, a daring voyage from one life into another. Created by Jivesh Parasram, Tom Arthur Davis, David Mesiha and Gavan Cheema, SWIM imagines the impact of migration on the human spirit and the tolls of displacement.
A special co-presentation with PuSh Festival & The Cultch
March 27 – April 6, 2025 | Vancity Culture Lab, The Cultch
Acclaimed playwright and author Anosh Irani gives us Behind the Moon, a beautiful and affecting portrait on the lives of three men from India seeking a better life in Toronto, and the cost of pursuing those dreams. Lois Anderson directs.