At the Dance Centre, a Dutch choreographer who trained in aeronautical engineering creates a transformative experience
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In hip-hop-charged La Probabilité du Néant, the company and its DJ build restless crowd scenes and lock eyes with the audience
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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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The artist, celebrated in Quebec and abroad, brings J'ai pleuré avec les chiens (TIME, CREATION, DESTRUCTION) home
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At the PuSh Festival, Smail Kanouté’s thought-provoking new work interweaves spoken testimonials, graffitied bodies, and a mix of street-dance languages
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Presented by the PuSh fest and Dance Centre, Smaïl Kanouté’s intense dance work draws on his own quest to connect with Afro communities around the world
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New dance work explores identity, connection, and migration through ensemble’s multitude of mother tongues
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Performance company Corporeal Imago’s Gabrielle Martin and Jeremiah Hughes bring a fresh new choreographic language to Vancouver with their new ensemble piece
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Cirque-trained, Vancouver-based Gabrielle Martin and Jeremiah Hughes strive to create something deeper than spectacle
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Program features innovative work from the Iris Garland Emerging Choreographer Award-winner, as well as soloist Juolin Lee
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Translucent paper, brushlike movement, and memories of her grandparents’ traditional house drive the choreographer-performer’s new work
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Arresting dancers in Hofesh Schechter’s Double Murder, and an immersive multimedia universe at Forêt
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Sensorial universe blends the shamanistic and the cosmic via throbbing electro score, haunting video imagery, and slow, eerie dance
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The pair drew on Black Lives Matter and other movements for the gestural language of the new duet
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From theatre to dance to visual arts and beyond, events (some extending into October) magnify the meaning of Orange Shirt Day
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Choreographer’s profound new solo premieres on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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BABY pairs life-sized puppets and humans, while When I Think It Has Yet to Begin works looping movement to mesmerizing effect
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The artist of more than three decades created John, the story of the disappearance of her brother, earlier this year
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Thirty-plus shows spread across outdoor, indoor, and online venues
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Maria Nurmela and Ville Oinonen got their wish for a more intimate piece that works as a metaphor for a life lived
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