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...

Internationally acclaimed 2b theatre company returns to Vancouver with Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story.  The show runs for a limited ten performance engagement. 2b joins forces with genre-bending Ben Caplan and Governor General’s Award-winning playwright Hannah Moscovitch to tell a true story about the refugee experience. The show aims to show how to love after being broken by the...

Louise Lecavalier continues her exploration of dance with Stations. This solo aims to propel her lifelong dance trajectory forward; traversing the ebb and flow of movement and examining the memories that live in the body. Through the stories embedded in her flesh, each movement, whether grand or subtle, hopes to reflect an attempt to articulate human experience that lies beyond words.

DanceHouse, in partnership with SFU Woodward’s Cultural Programs, presents Louise Lecavalier in her latest contemporary solo work Stations. Choreographed and performed by Lecavalier, Stations has been hailed a “kinetic marvel” (Dance International Magazine), with the aim of exploring the ebb and flow of movement and examining the memories that live in the body. The work hopes to showcase a personal...