Touchstone Theatre Kicks Off Its New Season With a Queer Zombie Dark Comedy

Vancouver’s Touchstone Theatre is opening its new season with a genre-bending queer dark comedy about love, death, and everything undead.

Touchstone Theatre is opening its new season with something you don’t see on a Vancouver stage every day: a queer zombie dark comedy.

What We Know So Far

The show mashes together horror and comedy with a queer love story at its centre — proof that “love bites” can be taken pretty literally. It’s the kind of genre-bending premise that’s become a signature move for companies willing to take a swing on something that doesn’t fit neatly into a single box, and it’s a strong opening statement for a new season.

Why Touchstone Theatre Matters to Vancouver’s Arts Scene

Touchstone is one of Vancouver’s longest-running independent theatre companies, with a track record of staging original Canadian work rather than just touring in whatever’s already had a run elsewhere. Opening a season with a queer horror-comedy instead of something safer says a lot about where the company sees its role right now: taking risks, centring queer stories, and trusting a Vancouver audience to come along for something genuinely different.

How to Catch It

Exact performance dates, venue details, and ticket pricing weren’t confirmed at post time — keep an eye on Touchstone Theatre’s own channels for the full run schedule and booking info as the season gets closer.

A queer zombie dark comedy to kick off the season? We’re already curious how this one plays out on stage. Are you the type to grab tickets to something this weird and wonderful, or do you wait for the reviews first?

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