Breathe In the Fragrance is the performer-choreographer’s erotic new gender-ambiguous fantasy
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With new-media holographic projection and other high-tech effects, this is not your “typical” drag show
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Tickets now on sale for groundbreaking fest with more than 30 performances running from July 6 to 15
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Microcosmos' Quartet’s searching music and artist Rochelle Goldberg’s mesmerizing sets and costumes add to dance work’s ambiance
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Creative processes of Ana Sosa, Sidney Chuckas, and Mohammed Rashead will be explored in an essay booklet
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The butoh company headed by Jay Hirabayashi and Barbara Bourget offers movement and music performances
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Things That Dreams Are Made Of program features new creations by Anya Saugstad, CAMP Collective, and more
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Microcosmos Quartet intermingles with dancers in a total experience at Alexander Street warehouse
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The honour comes from the presenting sponsor of 2023 Governor General’s Performing Arts Awards
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Observe rehearsals, performances, and Q&As on Saturday or register for classes and special events on Sunday
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Drum kits, dance, and microphones, as Montreal’s Mélanie Demers creates a solo for her muse Angélique Willkie
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Show closes out company’s 14th season with mind-bending lineup of contemporary pieces
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Red silk fabric is woven into Kasandra “La China”’s blend of contemporary and flamenco dance
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Solo for Orpheus and Hourglass will be performed at three different northern Vancouver Island venues
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Works by.Stephen Shropshire, Shahar Binyamini, Micaela Taylor, and Out Innerspace are on the roster, as well as a few new Surrey performances
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Saugstad will work on her paper-airplane-filled piece Paper Mountains, while Michelle Olson and Star Muranko’s company gets nod for its Confluence
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Difficulty obtaining artists’ visas cited as cause for cancellation at The Massey Theatre—reflecting similar issues that have affected global performances in Canada
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With breathtaking breadth, Johan Inger’s PASSING looks at the traces we leave behind; Roy Assaf’s 20 People pokes fun in fuchsia pink
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Working with Idan Cohen and Leslie Dala, Heather Pawsey is finally ready to see composer George Benjamin’s reimagining of Pied Piper hit stage
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Event featuring local Asian-Canadian artists combines short films, live reading, and dance performance
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