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When it comes to musical theatre talent, the Royal City is leading the way. New Westminster sparkled at the eighth annual Ovation Awards, presented Sunday night at the Vancouver Academy of Music.

They're more than just a children's choir - they're the voices of hope. Local audiences will have a chance to enjoy the sounds of the Watoto Children's Choir in performance at the New Westminster Christian Reformed Church on Wednesday, Feb. 1.

Local artists are being invited to get inspired by words. The Arts Council of New Westminster has issued a call for its Inspired By Words exhibition, which will run April 3 to 28 in conjunction with Lit Fest New West on April 14.

Their story became one of the most popular British films ever made. Now, it's coming to the Arts Club Theatre stage - and local actors are helping to make it happen.

The list of nominees for the annual Ovation Awards is once again overflowing with local talent.

The Arts at One concert series is back for the winter season at Douglas College. The concert features free Thursday performances at 1 p.m. in the college's Laura C. Muir Performing Arts Theatre. Next up, on Jan.

Royal City Musical Theatre is sitting on an opportunity that could make its future as bright as the lights of Broadway.

Ah, the holidays.

Six young local dancers will be part of the Christmas magic when Alberta Ballet brings its Nutcracker production to Vancouver. The Nutcracker is onstage at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre from Dec.

The Vagabond Players are turning a Charles Dickens classic on its head for their Christmas production. Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge opened Dec., 15 and is onstage at the Bernie Legge Theatre in Queen's Park until Jan. 7.