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After the implosion of their planet, six individuals find themselves on a pile of debris from a dismantled organ. Adrift on this raft, these beings gestate in a cosmic fluid where the pipes of the instrument resonate like a distant echo. In this in-between world, their bodies oscillate between reactivity and abandonment, vulnerability and impulsivity, thereby releasing the psychic toxins...
After the implosion of their planet, six individuals find themselves on a pile of debris from a dismantled organ. Adrift on this raft, these beings gestate in a cosmic fluid where the pipes of the instrument resonate like a distant echo. In this in-between world, their bodies oscillate between reactivity and abandonment, vulnerability and impulsivity, thereby releasing the psychic toxins...
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Chutzpah! presents two dance World Premieres, with the support of its community partner, The Dance Centre. In Fortress, the debut collaborative pieceby Chutzpah! resident artists, and festival favourites, Rebecca Margolick and Livona Ellis, the artists explore their connection to their ever-evolving relationship to femininity, and the balance between their strength and vulnerability. Seeking both discomfort and safety, they draw inspiration from the matriarchs in their lives, building toward...
After the implosion of their planet, six individuals find themselves on a pile of debris from a dismantled organ. Adrift on this raft, these beings gestate in a cosmic fluid where the pipes of the instrument resonate like a distant echo. In this in-between world, their bodies oscillate between reactivity and abandonment, vulnerability and impulsivity, thereby releasing the psychic toxins...
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Chutzpah! presents two dance World Premieres, with the support of its community partner, The Dance Centre. In Fortress, the debut collaborative pieceby Chutzpah! resident artists, and festival favourites, Rebecca Margolick and Livona Ellis, the artists explore their connection to their ever-evolving relationship to femininity, and the balance between their strength and vulnerability. Seeking both discomfort and safety, they draw inspiration from the matriarchs in their lives, building toward...
After the implosion of their planet, six individuals find themselves on a pile of debris from a dismantled organ. Adrift on this raft, these beings gestate in a cosmic fluid where the pipes of the instrument resonate like a distant echo. In this in-between world, their bodies oscillate between reactivity and abandonment, vulnerability and impulsivity, thereby releasing the psychic toxins...
The Palais Royale
1601 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto, Ontario
The DCD Hall of Fame event honours and celebrates dynamic lifelong contributions to dance in Canada by some remarkable individuals. This year’s honourees are associated with many dance disciplines – including ballet, tap, jazz, and modern. They include: Marie Chouinard, O.C., C.Q.; Christopher House, C.M.; David Moroni, C.M.; Frank Augustyn, O.C; . Joey Hollingsworth ; Nadia Potts; William J.S. Boyle Dance Luminary...
Ivanie Aubin-Malo is a multi-faceted Wolastoq and Québécoise artist who uses dance, music and song to take us on a journey of renewed storytelling, invoking the Giants, entities from the various oral traditions of the Wabanakiak people.
Ivanie Aubin-Malo is a multi-faceted Wolastoq and Québécoise artist who uses dance, music and song to take us on a journey of renewed storytelling, invoking the Giants, entities from the various oral traditions of the Wabanakiak people.
Ivanie Aubin-Malo is a multi-faceted Wolastoq and Québécoise artist who uses dance, music and song to take us on a journey of renewed storytelling, invoking the Giants, entities from the various oral traditions of the Wabanakiak people.
Ivanie Aubin-Malo is a multi-faceted Wolastoq and Québécoise artist who uses dance, music and song to take us on a journey of renewed storytelling, invoking the Giants, entities from the various oral traditions of the Wabanakiak people.
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Vancouver’s contemporary dance scene takes centre stage in the 14th edition of Dance InVancouver. This curated biennial event provides a unique opportunity to experience dance by adiverse and creative community of BC artists. The 2024 edition features performances andshowings by companies including Anya Saugstad, Action at a Distance/Belle Spirale DanceProjects, Adam Grant Warren, All Bodies Dance Project, Company 605, Daina...
In this philosophical exploration of bodies and places, multidisciplinary artist Line Nault skilfully combines performance, installation, and technology to bring poetic landscapes to life.
In this philosophical exploration of bodies and places, multidisciplinary artist Line Nault skilfully combines performance, installation, and technology to bring poetic landscapes to life.
In this philosophical exploration of bodies and places, multidisciplinary artist Line Nault skilfully combines performance, installation, and technology to bring poetic landscapes to life.
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Shiva (he)/Shakti (she) explores the duality of life through the Indian classical dance formBharata Natyam. Choreographed by Jai Govinda for two accomplished dancers, this scintillatingwork is rooted in Hindu mythology and expresses how the synthesis of passive and activeenergies brings harmony, and drives all creation.
In this philosophical exploration of bodies and places, multidisciplinary artist Line Nault skilfully combines performance, installation, and technology to bring poetic landscapes to life.
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Shiva (he)/Shakti (she) explores the duality of life through the Indian classical dance formBharata Natyam. Choreographed by Jai Govinda for two accomplished dancers, this scintillatingwork is rooted in Hindu mythology and expresses how the synthesis of passive and activeenergies brings harmony, and drives all creation.
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Daina Ashbee’s radical works sit at the edge of dance and performance. Still only in her earlythirties, she has garnered major awards and critical acclaim, and her bold, utterly uniquecreations are shown all over the world. We learned a lot at our own funeral is a compelling newsolo performed by B-Girl Momoko ‘Momo’ Shimada which probes the notion of death.Enveloping...
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Daina Ashbee’s radical works sit at the edge of dance and performance. Still only in her earlythirties, she has garnered major awards and critical acclaim, and her bold, utterly uniquecreations are shown all over the world. We learned a lot at our own funeral is a compelling newsolo performed by B-Girl Momoko ‘Momo’ Shimada which probes the notion of death.Enveloping...
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Daina Ashbee’s radical works sit at the edge of dance and performance. Still only in her earlythirties, she has garnered major awards and critical acclaim, and her bold, utterly uniquecreations are shown all over the world. We learned a lot at our own funeral is a compelling newsolo performed by B-Girl Momoko ‘Momo’ Shimada which probes the notion of death.Enveloping...
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Working at the intersection of the North Indian classical form of Kathak and contemporarydance, Gaurav Bhatti is known for virtuosic performances which encompass explosive energy, dramatic complexity, and eloquent emotion. His new solo is inspired by the life and poetry of the18th-century Sufi mystic Bulleh Shah, who spoke out against powerful institutions, andadvocated for tolerance at a time of violent...
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie St., Vancouver, BC
Working at the intersection of the North Indian classical form of Kathak and contemporarydance, Gaurav Bhatti is known for virtuosic performances which encompass explosive energy, dramatic complexity, and eloquent emotion. His new solo is inspired by the life and poetry of the18th-century Sufi mystic Bulleh Shah, who spoke out against powerful institutions, andadvocated for tolerance at a time of violent...