Co-produced by Early Music Vancouver and re:Naissance Opera, the world premiere of The Queen of Carthage kicks off this year’s Early Music Vancouver Summer Festival at SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts. Featuring Charlotte Siegel (soprano), Marisa Gold (dancer|choreographer), Debi Wong and Stephanie Wong (stage directors), Catalina Vicens (music director) and EMV Festival Players, this interdisciplinary performance reclaims the story of...

Atempor/elle is an intimate show where contemporary and Baroque music and dance coexist and merge. Playing with Baroque aesthetic, choreographer and dancer Stéphanie Brochard depicts the portrait of a woman as she removes the constraints of Baroque costume and mask using belle-danse movements. Margaret Little accompanys her on the viola da gamba.