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What's On This Week: Feb. 2-10

Thursday, Feb. 2 Arts Pancakes and Booze Art Show Showcasing over 50 local artists, this underground art show also have live musical performances, body painting, and free pancakes. 7pm at Fortune Sound Club. Tickets $5 at the door.
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Thursday, Feb. 2

Arts

Pancakes and Booze Art ShowShowcasing over 50 local artists, this underground art show also have live musical performances, body painting, and free pancakes. 7pm at Fortune Sound Club. Tickets $5 at the door.

Ocean WavesStudio Ghibli presents this animated coming-of-age story about two best friends and a new girl from the city who turns their world upside down. 4:50pm at the Vancity Theatre. Tickets from $9 at

42nd StreetBased on a novel by Bradford Ropes and Busby Berkeley’s 1933 movie, this Studio 58 production tells the story of a starry-eyed young dancer named Peggy Sawyer who leaves her Allentown home and comes to New York to audition for the new Broadway musical Pretty Lady. Runs until Feb. 26 at Studio 58/Langara College. Tickets from $12.25 at

Music

John K SamsonJoined by the Winter Wheat, the Winnipeg singer-songwriter tours his latest folk album, inspired by family and home. 8pm at Commodore Ballroom. Tickets $25 at

Lydia LovelessFeaturing songs off her newest record, Real, the Ohio singer-songwriter blends pop, country, and alt-rock. 9pm at the Biltmore Cabaret. Tickets $15 at

StingLegendary Police frontman presents his most recent album, 57th and 9th, joined by guest musicians Joe Sumner and the Last Bandoleros. 8pm at Commodore Ballroom. SOLD OUT.

Friday, Feb. 3

Theatre

Corleone: The Shakespearean Godfather Featuring an all-female cast, this Elizabethan interpretation of Coppola’s classic appeals to movie buffs and theatre fans alike. 8pm at the Pacific Theatre. Tickets $34.95 at

Mouthpiece In this PuSh Festival presentation, a day in the life of a modern woman becomes a desperate battle to find her own voice. 8pm at the Historic Theatre. Tickets from $19.05 at

Social

Taboo The Naughty But Nice Sex Show returns this year with seminars, erotic fashion, and live demonstrations. 5pm at 鶹ýӳConvention Centre East Hall. Tickets $15 at

Film

鶹ýӳShort Film Festival Highlighting West Coast talent, this festival unites filmmakers, industry insiders, animation makers, and movie lovers of all backgrounds. 7pm at Vancity Theatre. Tickets from $12 at

Comedy

Canadian Improv Games This tournament pits youth from across the Lower Mainland in a comedy free-for-all in search of the ultimate honour: representing BC in Ottawa. 7:30pm at Waterfront Theatre. Tickets from $8 at

Music

Quique Escamilla The Juno Award-winning musician puts on a colourful set of rock rhythms and reggae beats with personal Latin flair. 7:45pm at Guilt & Co. Tickets $15 at the door.

Saturday, Feb. 4

Food

Red Truck Brewery Tour Go behind the scenes at one of city’s most popular breweries while sampling their latest hops. Includes a Red Truck glass to remember your visit. 2pm at Red Truck Brewery. Tickets $12 at

Social

Waitangi Day Be a Kiwi for the day at this funky fundraiser, featuring New Zealand-inspired bites, drinks, and traditional Maori Kapa Haka dance. 3pm at the Butcher and Bullock. Tickets $8.50 at

Dance

Global Dance Challenge Gala Celebrating the end of this week-long competition, this special night features performances from the National Ballet of Canada, Zhang Aoyue, and this year’s winner. 7:30pm at the Centre for the Performing Arts. Tickets from $39 at

Theatre

Dirtsong Named after the relationship between Australia’s indigenous people and the soil, Black Arm Band delivers a moving musical performance of memory and home. 8pm at Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Tickets from $25 at

Sports

Team Canada Women’s SoccerCheer on Captain Christine Sinclair and the rest of our bronze medalists as they square off against Mexico in a celebratory match. 3pm at BC Place. Tickets from $20 at

Sunday, Feb. 5

Food

Dine Out Festival Get to know Granville Island Market like a local in this exclusive guided tour with signature Canadian food and drink tastings. 9:30am at Edible Canada Bistro. Tickets $65.75 at

Theatre

Human Library Why take out a book when you can borrow a human instead? With a range from My Teenage Death Wish to Drag Queen Business Tycoon, there’s a little something for everyone. 12pm at the 鶹ýӳPublic Library. Free.

Music

Melody of China Just in time for the Lunar New Year, this world-class music ensemble features traditional instruments and songs for a culturally rich performance. 7:30pm at Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Tickets from $18 at

UBC Opera Treat yourself to a little Tchaikovsky this spring by taking in Eugene Onegin, a dramatic saga of love, loss, and redemption under the direction of Krzysztof Biernacki. 2pm at Chan Centre for the Performing Arts. Tickets from $20 at

Dance

Army of Sass Fest No matter your shape, age or skill, awaken your playful side with this intensive dance workshop led by founder Carla Catherwood and her sassy ranks. 11:30am at Celebrities Night Club. Tickets from $50 at

Monday, Feb. 6

Music

Alita Dupray Chase the Monday blues away with the smooth grooves and sultry notes of this acclaimed jazz vocalist. 9:30pm at Guilt & Co. Admission pay-what-you-can.

Theatre

Foreign Radical Theatre Conspiracy presents a participative theatrical game that investigates the perils of cyber security, privacy, and surveillance. 6pm at Studio 1398. Tickets $30 at

Art

Buster Simpson This visual-art forum invites the American sculptor and environmentalist artist to discuss his latest work, future installations, and his perspective on current global issues. 6pm at the Emily Carr University IDIS Motion Capture Studio. Free.

A Compelling Narrative David Blackwood’s comprehensive exhibit shares his Newfoundland roots and love of home. 6pm at the Pendulum Gallery. Free.

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The Tony-winning musical 'Kinky Boots' hits the stage of the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on Tuesday, Feb. 7.

Tuesday, Feb. 7

Art

Kinky Boots With music and lyrics by ’80s pop princess Cyndi Lauper, this musical adaptation tells the story of how a struggling shoe-factory owner begins making fetish footwear – and triumphs. 8pm at Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Tickets from $50 at

Music

Sam Roberts Band Following the release of their sixth album, Terraform, the Montreal boys are back with their feel-good hard-rock sound. 8pm at the Orpheum Theatre. Tickets from $33.50 at

Wax Tailor A night of EDM and ambitious live collaborations from the French turntable master. 8pm at Rickshaw Theatre. Tickets $15 at

Cherry Glazerr Garage rock with a side of glam, guitarist Clementine Creevy leads this punk trio known for its wild synths, profanity, and whole lot of volume. 8pm at the Cobalt. Tickets $15 at

Theatre

Beyond Words: Ada/Ava Presented by Manual Cinema, this multimedia performance shares the tale of an old woman mourning the loss of her twin sister – until she encounters a travelling carnival. 7:30pm at the Centre for the Performing Arts. Tickets from $20 at

Wednesday, Feb. 8

Art

Spring Awakening Village youth in late-19th-century Germany undergo a sexual awakening, set to a driving rock score. 7:30pm at the PAL Studio Theatre. Tickets $25 at

Elle Abandoned with her lover and nurse, a French noblewoman struggles to survive pre-colonial Canada, in this Theatre Passe Muraille production. 8pm at Firehall Arts Centre. Tickets $28 at

Music

Run the Jewels The hip-hop supergroup, helmed by rappers El-P and Killer Mike, tour in support of their latest album, 3. 7pm at PNE Forum. Tickets $36 at

Comedy

Improv Against Humanity Comedy troupe the Fictionals take Valentine’s Day and turn it on its head in an hi-jinks show that will have you rolling in the aisles. 7pm at Rio Theatre. Tickets $10 at

Haroon Mirza The first solo exhibition of this emerging British artist, who manipulates electric current, sound waves, and light into a single unique experience. 7pm at the Contemporary Art Gallery. Free.

Thursday, Feb. 9

Film

Good Night, and Good Luck George Clooney’s portrayal of broadcast-journalism ethics in the face of communist fear and McCarthyism is a film well worth watching again on the big screen. 9pm at the Cinematheque. Tickets $12 at

Social

Science of Cocktails Discover the complex art of bartending at this popular dining event, with over 20 bar stations and 12 food counters. 8pm at Science World. Tickets $125 at

PechaKucha Night Vol. 41 Get inspired at this ever-changing event where 12 guest panelists share their instant insights and ideas in response to 20 images revealed in just 20 seconds. 7:30pm at 鶹ýӳPlayhouse. Tickets $17.95 at

I Witness: Photojournalism in the Digital Age Moderated by Burnaby Now’s Jennifer Moreau, the MOV hosts its first Happy Hour event of the year with a panel of world-renowned photojournalists. 7pm at the Museum of Vancouver. Tickets $15 at

Music

Geoff Claridge Quintet In tribute to legendary jazz bandleader Benny Goodman, this evening will take you on a journey through his decorated career as the “King of Swing.” 8pm at Frankie’s Jazz Club. Tickets $15 at

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'The Daily Show' correspondent Hasan Minhaj performs a stand-up set Friday, Feb. 10, at 鶹ýӳPlayhouse.


Friday,February 10

Comedy

Hasan Minhaj This one-man show shares the hilarious account of how the first-generation Indian-American became Senior Correspondent on The Daily Show. 7pm at the 鶹ýӳPlayhouse. Tickets from $26 at

Tom Green The offbeat comedian returns with an all-new set, mashing together his penchant for laughs and hip-hop into one unreal performance. 7pm at Venue. Tickets $25 at

Story Story Lie Bust the liar in this hilarious and engaging show where you must deduce which performer is lying, with the chance to win a prize. 9pm at Café Deux Soleils. Tickets $6 at

Music

Henry Wagons The Australian country-influenced singer-songwriter kicks off the 鶹ýӳFolk Music Festival with this special performance. 7pm at the Fox Cabaret. Tickets $22 at

Dave Stryker Quartet A prominent guitarist on the American jazz scene since the 1980s, the New York native promises a night of big sound and spectacular rhythm. 8pm at Frankie’s Jazz Club. Tickets $20 at