Winnipeg's Contemporary Dancers is thrilled to commission Jera Wolfe to create a new work featuring an ensemble of Winnipeg-based dancers and lighting by Hugh Conacher. Wolfe is an artist of Métis heritage who earned the 2019 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Original Choreography for Trace by Red Sky Performance. His repertoire has been presented by Canadian Stage, Fall For Dance North, Banff...

Winnipeg's Contemporary Dancers is thrilled to commission Jera Wolfe to create a new work featuring an ensemble of Winnipeg-based dancers and lighting by Hugh Conacher. Wolfe is an artist of Métis heritage who earned the 2019 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Original Choreography for Trace by Red Sky Performance. His repertoire has been presented by Canadian Stage, Fall For Dance North, Banff...

Winnipeg's Contemporary Dancers is thrilled to commission Jera Wolfe to create a new work featuring an ensemble of Winnipeg-based dancers and lighting by Hugh Conacher. Wolfe is an artist of Métis heritage who earned the 2019 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Original Choreography for Trace by Red Sky Performance. His repertoire has been presented by Canadian Stage, Fall For Dance North, Banff...

Winnipeg's Contemporary Dancers is thrilled to commission Jera Wolfe to create a new work featuring an ensemble of Winnipeg-based dancers and lighting by Hugh Conacher. Wolfe is an artist of Métis heritage who earned the 2019 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Original Choreography for Trace by Red Sky Performance. His repertoire has been presented by Canadian Stage, Fall For Dance North, Banff...

An international collaborative co-creation between Jennifer Mascall of (Vancouver) and Claire O’Neil of Footnote New Zealand Dance, motivated by the incredible scale and enormity of the climate crisis. The Impossible Has Already Happened investigates the power and purpose of water; water sustains, nourishes, disrupts and dazzles our planet, it draws parallels to our flowing lives, to stagnated situations and presence of being. With...

An international collaborative co-creation between Jennifer Mascall of (Vancouver) and Claire O’Neil of Footnote New Zealand Dance, motivated by the incredible scale and enormity of the climate crisis. The Impossible Has Already Happened investigates the power and purpose of water; water sustains, nourishes, disrupts and dazzles our planet, it draws parallels to our flowing lives, to stagnated situations and presence of being. With...

An international collaborative co-creation between Jennifer Mascall of (Vancouver) and Claire O’Neil of Footnote New Zealand Dance, motivated by the incredible scale and enormity of the climate crisis. The Impossible Has Already Happened investigates the power and purpose of water; water sustains, nourishes, disrupts and dazzles our planet, it draws parallels to our flowing lives, to stagnated situations and presence of being. With...

retuning, a new creation by WCD artistic director, Jolene Baillie, is the last show of WCD's 2022-23 season. Showcasing an all-Winnipeg team, the brand-new work features an ensemble of dancers, original sound by Emma Hendrix, and lighting by long-time collaborator, Hugh Conacher. Known for visual and complex work, Baillie creates experimental works that are highly physical, abstract, and reflective.

retuning, a new creation by WCD artistic director, Jolene Baillie, is the last show of WCD's 2022-23 season. Showcasing an all-Winnipeg team, the brand-new work features an ensemble of dancers, original sound by Emma Hendrix, and lighting by long-time collaborator, Hugh Conacher. Known for visual and complex work, Baillie creates experimental works that are highly physical, abstract, and reflective.

retuning, a new creation by WCD artistic director, Jolene Baillie, is the last show of WCD's 2022-23 season. Showcasing an all-Winnipeg team, the brand-new work features an ensemble of dancers, original sound by Emma Hendrix, and lighting by long-time collaborator, Hugh Conacher. Known for visual and complex work, Baillie creates experimental works that are highly physical, abstract, and reflective.

retuning, a new creation by WCD artistic director, Jolene Baillie, is the last show of WCD's 2022-23 season. Showcasing an all-Winnipeg team, the brand-new work features an ensemble of dancers, original sound by Emma Hendrix, and lighting by long-time collaborator, Hugh Conacher. Known for visual and complex work, Baillie creates experimental works that are highly physical, abstract, and reflective.