At the Scotiabank Dance Centre, Daina Ashbee’s We learned a lot at our own funeral takes an unblinking, unsettling look at the death of the self; surreal studies make big impacts at Small Stage
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The Province, which has provided nearly $80 million since 2021, is reviewing the program, while fests warn of challenges and cutbacks if it’s lost
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Clarke will replace Keltie Forsyth after this year’s fest comes to a close
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Multilayered work by Andrea Peña & Artists is full of animalistic ritual, raw emotion, and nods to Colombian history
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Copresented by PuSh Festival and Vancouver Art Gallery, the genre-bending work merges dance, new media, and video with immersive sound resonators
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Belgium’s Chaliwaté and Focus Company joined forces to create the fantastical nonverbal production
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Workshops will be facilitated by Majula Drammeh and Adam Grant Warren at the Scotiabank Dance Centre
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PuSh Festival opener explores a dance between humans and the industrial waste they leave behind
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Rising stars like Nasiv Kaur Sall mix with veterans of the form, as event adds two more late-night shows at Please! Beverage Co.
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The family-friendly piece by Quebec’s L’eau du bain theatre company is an immersive experience
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Production by Theatre Conspiracy and Pandemic Theatre sheds light on the treacherous journey faced by asylum seekers crossing the Aegean Sea
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The shapeshifter’s performance is copresented by PuSh Festival, Indian Summer Festival, and Music on Main
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In solo at the PuSh Festival, Montreal-based dance artist Châu Kim-Sanh draws from her experiences working with artists in Vietnam
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The performance centres on a live cooking demonstration to explore the colonial history of the Philippines
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The Colombian-born, Montreal-based choreographer takes a radical approach to movement
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The multimedia documentary-style work interweaves personal stories with historical, political, and sociological facts
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Italian-born, Denmark-based dance artist Mirko Guido opens event with hybrid of movement, sculptures, and sound performance
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Montreal’s Andrea Peña & Artists construct a brutalist landscape inspired by Colombia’s political and spiritual heritage
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Random scenes and songs that stood out across music, theatre, opera, and dance
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Eclectic cabaret of 12 short dance pieces unfolds on an intimate 10-by-12-foot stage that turns minimal space into a magical canvas
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