Anonymous masses stomp toward an uncertain future in a work that still resonates with striking imagery
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Artist brings the storytelling of classical Indian dance to the new format of streamed film
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He’s long dreamed of taking dance to the public via video—and in this streaming age, he’s helping lead the way
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Staged for only two nights in January, the sound and dance exploration has been creating buzz ever since
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The hypnotic, beat-driven hit combines with a Medhi Walerski’s mediation on the music of Saint-Saens, April 15 to 21
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The timeless look at the human condition seems to speak directly to the COVID era
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Dancers of Damelahamid’s Margaret Grenier marks her mother’s legacy through dance
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The new, free light and art installation features nearly a dozen local performers
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The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra takes a walk on the wild side with works by Camille Saint-Saëns, Bohuslav Martinů
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From a swim in the Aegean Sea to a trip to the Philippines, how the dance artist came to put our eco crisis top of mind
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Percussive Canadian work was a spectacle ahead of its time
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The fully livestreaming fest gives audiences the best seat in the house
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Powerful duets and surreal touches give fresh insights on company members
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The B.C. choreographer-dancer’s virtual program of short works is full of hope and possibility
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Barbara Bourget and Jay Hirabayashi created their own style of dance amid many challenges
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Dancers rise to the challenge and move forward after a long, difficult year
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Iconic work by influential Montreal choreographer streams March 17 to 23
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The pandemic pause provided the busy choreographer with a chance to reflect and renew
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Phillip Glass’s Piano Études inspired the interdisciplinary dance-theatre work
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Choreographer Justine Fraser explores personal loss and dancers’ connections in new classical work
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