Rising Victoria-raised star never saw the Tchaikovsky classic until he was 20—and now jetés between seven roles
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Seasonal standouts include a massive choral Messiah, and different takes on A Christmas Carol—including one with 10-foot-high puppets
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A standing O for Frontier’s awe-inspiring visual magic and multiple, moving layers of meaning; plus, an erotically charged Heart Drive and an ever-shifting Cloud Poem
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Famed Tchaikovsky ballet with added Canadian elements lands in Vancouver from December 13 to 15 and—for the first time—Surrey on November 23 and 24
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Canada’s leading contemporary dance company presents a Pierre Pontvianne premiere, the return of a Dutch choreographic duo, and a large-scale Crystal Pite creation
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Performers show their choreographic stuff in work that’s by turns fun, idiosyncratic, and moving
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Event sees eight new creations entirely choreographed, produced, and performed by eight of the company’s dancers
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Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Ballet BC, and DanceHouse are among 14 performing-arts organizations pushing for major new facility
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Arts administrator comes to the company after 17 years at the Arts Club Theatre Company
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Founders’ Council member Jane McLennan’s gift gives dancers salary increases and unprecedented 52-week contracts over 10 years
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Five world premieres, an international tour, and the return of repertoire favourites will see the company on stages across Canada and in Los Angeles
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Sophisticated choreography, with nods to classical roots, drive Medhi Walerski’s Chamber, SWAY, and the new Pieces of Tomorrow
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Mixing strength and fragility, new sculpture made from found objects will feature in season-closing program devoted to choreography by artistic director
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Season finale program features acclaimed works Chamber and SWAY alongside a world premiere
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Out Innerspace Dance Theatre sets fiery work against solar flares, while newcomer Micaela Taylor brings street touches to contemporary style
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Vancouver’s Wen Wei Wang will leave position as artistic director of the Alberta company at the end of this season
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Interdisciplinary performance offers reflections on Battle of Vimy Ridge with music, Ballet BC dancers, historical readings, and more
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Choreographers Micaela Taylor and Tiffany Tregarthen revel in working with a company that’s hungry for new challenges
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Ballet by Jack Campbell and Antony Knight makes its world premiere at Arts Umbrella
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Program that lands on International Women’s Day includes return of Crystal Pite’s The Statement along with two highly anticipated world premieres
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