Thursday, September 7th
8pm
General $20
Senior/Student/Artist $15
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I heard, somewhere, that humans absorb on average 100 times more pain in a day than previous generations did in a lifetime.
By Breathing Cloud Productions
Created by Andrya Duff
Performed by Andrya Duff & Meghan Allison
Audio Design: Ballast Collective
Stage Manager: Kelly Lewis
An Unmarked Door
After the death of […]
Saturday October 7th
7:30pm
Supportive $40
Regular $30
Subsidized $25
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Presented by Neighbourhood Dance Works
Sex Dalmatian
by Rock Bottom Movement
The tragic tale of Sex Dalmatian, the ferocious business mogul and anthropomorphic talking dog we love to hate. Through dance theatre glam drama, we romp through the twisted hellscape of the wellness industry, the heartbreak industry and the insides of […]
Thursday October 5th
7:30pm
Supportive $40
Regular $30
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Presented by Neighbourhood Dance Works
WABI-SABI
by Kokoro Dance
The choreography in WABI-SABI consists of a structured score within which Barbara and Jay have the freedom to improvise. Each performance is unique. The music, by Joseph Hirabayashi, lighting by Gerald King, costumes by Tsuneko Kokubo, and projected photography by Jay Hirabayashi, […]
Wednesday October 4th
7:30pm
Supportive $40
Regular $30
Subsidized $25
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Presented by Neighbourhood Dance Works
An Evening of Atlantic Dance
with Mocean Dance, Jalianne Li, Liliona Quarmyne
Utawtiwow Kijinaq – Our Mother’s Road
Co-Choreographed by Mocean Co-Artistic Director Sara Coffin, and Eskasoni First Nation dance artist Sarah Prosper, this cross-cultural and cross-generational duet explores the spiritual and emotional qualities of water. Two […]
Monday October 2nd
7:30pm
Supportive $40
Regular $30
Subsidized $25
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Presented by Neighbourhood Dance Works
Ephemeral Artifacts
by Anandam
Ephemeral Artifacts: Travis Knights is a non-linear journey through the evolution of jazz and tap. It celebrates the body as a space of transmission and dance as a defiant act of creating knowledge. Featuring subversive tap dance superstar Travis Knights, this work […]
Friday September 29th
7:30pm
Supportive $40
Regular $30
Subsidized $25
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Presented by Neighbourhood Dance Works
Festival of New Dance 2023
Presented by Neighbourhood Dance Works
An Evening of Kathak
Kathak dance is a complex art form originating from North India. This program highlights its rhythmic complexity,
dynamic movements and footwork.
Navarasas – choreography and performance by Bageshree Vaze
An exploration of the nine emotions in […]
Wednesday September 27th
7:30pm
Supportive $40
Regular $30
Subsidized $25
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Presented by Neighbourhood Dance Works
Anxiety
by Kate Story
Kate Story weaves the epic poem Beowulf into a poignant and humorous exploration of personal identity, language, and history. “Anxiety” examines the English language and roots of white supremacy as Kate seeks to
understand her place in a modern world gone sideways. Story […]
Tuesday September 26th
7:30pm
Supportive $40
Regular $30
Subsidized $25
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Presented by Neighbourhood Dance Works
Anxiety
by Kate Story
Kate Story weaves the epic poem Beowulf into a poignant and humorous exploration of personal identity, language, and history. “Anxiety” examines the English language and roots of white supremacy as Kate seeks to
understand her place in a modern world gone sideways. Story […]
Wednesday, August 9th
7pm
Getting Under It dives into grief that maybe you feel you should be “over” by now. Maybe everyone in your circle already knows about it and you don’t feel like you can bring it up anymore. But maybe you need to?
We’ll share stories, create dialogue, and write from prompts I’ve created. Get […]
Thursday August 24th
7pm
$15
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An unforgettable premiere of a film about films, come and meet the stars of award-winning feature film “Silver Screen Dreams”.
An A-lister actress ruined, a silver screen dream shattered. A grievous experience revealing the darker side of the entertainment business. Can a modern miracle revive one person and an entire industry? […]
