Professional and emerging dancers are welcome to attend the online zoom platform based Brain-Body Connection Professional Development Series hosted by Free Flow Dance Theatre free of charge. If you would like and can afford to make a donation to support the future of the company please do! We are pleased
November 18: Connective Tissues - Dance, Movement, and Embodied Practice of Community in Motion Andrew Suseno / PARCON; Chantal Caron / Fleuve Espace Danse; Emmanuel Jouthe / Danse CarpeDiem; Erin Hill; Ivanie Aubin-Malo; Julie Pilon / Empreinte Vague; Svea Schneider-Sierra / IN SITU. Circle conversation topic: Public Access - Ways of Sharing Dance in the New Paradigm
DCD will be sharing progress and inviting feedback for its major new digital project that aims to make more of the collection digitally accessible. Participants will learn about the DCD Discover prototype and will have a chance to explore this exciting digital interface. We will be holding a series of
“Long’s Hill: I live(d) Here.” is a neighbourhood walking tour by Louise Moyes Docudance, told through those who live and have lived in the Long’s Hill area, in historic downtown St. John’s Newfoundland. In 2016, crisis struck. The Neighbourhood was divided as to what to do. Through dance, photographs, interviews
Join us from the comfort of your home and watch one of three solos developed from the company's most recent work, How to Say Goodbye! The creation of How to Say Goodbye began in the fall of 2019. Since the pandemic of COVID-19, the themes of absence, the passing of time,
On November 17, 19, and 20, eryn tempest will be leading a fun and creative movement class, from 10:00 am to 11:30 am (MST), to get you playing and palling around with a bunch of virtual buddies. Join us online via Zoom for a little post breakfast dance party that
November 20: Where It Takes Us - Sharing Moving Stories of Site, Memory, and Witnessing Alexa Mardon & Erika Mitsuhashi / MARDON + MITSUHASHI; Anya Saugstad; Kelly McInnes and Rianne Svelnis; Noemí Segarra Ramírez / PISO; Solène Bossu / Les Parleuses; Shana Wolfe; Melissa Riker / Kinesis. Circle conversation topic: Spatial awareness - when dance and social
This work explores the relationship between live performance and live-streamed performance – a multidisciplinary installation with three live performances, with each one building off the last. All shows are free and can be watched from the sidewalk in front of MZD (10816–95 ST | Edmonton, AB) or lived streamed below
Professional and emerging dancers are welcome to attend the online zoom platform based Brain-Body Connection Professional Development Series hosted by Free Flow Dance Theatre free of charge. If you would like and can afford to make a donation to support the future of the company please do! We are pleased
Oderin is a new dance theatre creation based on a collection of poems by NL poet Agnes Walsh (Oderin, Pedlar Press 2018). These exquisite poems depict Walsh’s mother’s difficult life growing up in Placentia, Newfoundland, then her later decline living with dementia. A tender and raw account of a personal
COVID has changed how we work. But art can change how we think. Standing in the shards of the past and wading through the post-pandemic possibility, Springboard Performance asks Calgary movement artists we admire to change the world - in 5-7 minutes - for our digital cabaret. Featuring Meghann Michalsky,
Initiated in 2012 by Vancouver-based artist Lee Su-Feh, The Talking, Thinking, Dancing Body-Calgary is a facilitated conversation led by Sasha Ivanochko and Artist in Residence Pamela Tzeng that courageously interrogates dance through a lens that is concerned with anti-colonialism, anti-racism and feminism. Our bi-monthly gatherings will encourage speaking about dance
The Crossed Wires Cabaret is a celebration of what happens when live theatre and online technology mix. This year, artists all over the world have learned new ways to connect with audiences online - so we're throwing an art party about it in the Westbury Theatre (and online) on November
November 27th | 7 PM Mountain Time November 28th | 2 PM Mountain Time Free or by Donation New site-specific, collaborative, devised work by MZD Artistic Director Gerry Morita, with a lens towards catastrophe and hope. This work will explore the elemental impacts of fire, wind, and ice and the
In honour and celebration of Co.ERASGA’s 20th anniversary season, acclaimed choreographer Alvin Erasga Tolentino creates Offering, a collection of solo works for six dancers during this very trying time of COVID-19 pandemic. Six of Vancouver’s outstanding diverse dancers perform Offering a thread of solo dances that aspires and honour the
Participation in the Arts – Stage 3 Featuring Kim Griffin and Mathew Stone of Stone-Olafson Wednesday, December 2nd, 1-2pm It seems like every artist and organization in Edmonton wants to know when people will be ready to step back into in-person events and experiences. We can’t predict the future, but
The Mitchell Art Gallery in MacEwan University is excited to share that they are re-opening on September 15 with the launch of their latest exhibition It’s About Time: Dancing Black in Canada 1900-1970 and Now, which will be viewable in-person and online! Curated by Seika Boye, this archival exhibition exposes the
Come and play in our Live Lab on Thursday 3rd December, 11.00 a.m. MST There’s no need to register, just save the date and go here: https://meet.google.com/nsp-ettg-nbb This is your opportunity to experiment and play with what we’ve developed so far in DCD Discover, and for you to custom build DCD Discover
Are you someone working in the arts or the hospitality industry who is looking for creative ways to collaborate amid the COVID-19 pandemic and plan for future recovery? Are you interested in conversations exploring the live experience economy and how to get audiences out and artists back to work in
Please see below for more information about these sessions from instructor Isabelle Rousseau. I am excited to announce the Fall Session for Thinking Body online classes. As some of you know, I’ve been developing a more personal approach to the practice of the Syntonics created by Judith Koltaï, whose own
