Pond hockey, RCMP battles, and polar bears bring this unique rendition home—with classic Russian touches, of course
Read MoreCompany’s annual holiday twist on The Nutcracker features a flavoursome assortment of styles, from classical ballet to hip hop to ’60s swing
Read MoreDreamlike Taiwanese show explores freedom and oppression, with Ling Zi becoming everything from spiky weapons to shivering life forces all their own
Read MorePresented by DanceHouse, Taiwan’s Hung Dance draws on the headpieces of Chinese opera to conjure calligraphy, weapons, and birds in flight
Read MoreThe local arts and culture scene has bright gifts in store this season, from music by candlelight to wintry ballets
Read MoreNew production comes as a result of the street dancer’s Iris Garland Emerging Choreographer Award win earlier this year
Read MoreThis spin on Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker features a flavoursome assortment of styles, ranging from classical ballet to hip hop
Read MoreQuebecois choreographer Audrey Gaussiran’s work tours to Alliance Française Vancouver’s V-Unframed and the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
Read MoreDancers Omer Backley-Astrachan and Jana Castillo explore the importance of connection and trust
Read MoreCompany looks sharp across opening program of eclectic, full-throttle LILA, mysterious SWAY, and epic BOLERO X
Read MoreRenowned Indigenous choreographer Santee Smith brings her haunting yet hopeful piece to The Cultch and Urban Ink’s TRANSFORM Festival
Read MorePresented by RBC, production features more than 250 performers and a live Tchaikovsky score played by members of the Vancouver Opera Orchestra
Read MoreProduction explores identity as the dancers’ movements influence a highly reactive digital projection onstage
Read MoreOURO Collective’s second annual festival features mainstage performances at Massey Theatre by the likes of TARANTISM and RubberLegz
Read MorePresented by Ballet BC at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, the production puts a fantastical twist on the classic story, all set to Tchaikovsky’s score
Read MoreAhead of a premiere at Ballet BC’s TRILOGY, the fast-rising Italian-born choreographer reflects on a creative journey that began locally and led her around the globe
Read MoreCo-producer Lia Grainger reflects on the storied life of Oscar Nieto, who helped establish flamenco’s presence in Vancouver
Read MoreDance and digital art combine onstage with a colourful projection that reacts to the movements of five dancers
Read MoreSeven artists are on an empowering mission to reclaim Indigenous sexuality from the effects of colonization
Read MoreThe anticipated performance, a captivating cry for freedom, marks the first time DanceHouse presents a Taiwanese work
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