Faced with his own knee surgeries, Canadian B-boy trailblazer Yvon Soglo crafts an energized look at aging
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At Vancouver International Dance Festival, Japanese artist unveils work created during Tokyo’s extended COVID lockdown
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Kudo’s butoh dance solo reflects the impact of pandemic lockdowns on the human mind
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Cherry blossoms, circus moms, and ukelele orchestras: a roundup of don’t-miss music, theatre, dance, and more
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Save the last dance for me puts a new spin on the whirling polka chinata
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The piece explores how aging bodies navigate street dance’s intense physical demands
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The piece from Montréal-based company La Otra Orilla fuses flamenco and punk culture
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Hiromoto Ida piece infused with elements of Japanese Noh theatre
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Barbara Bourget and Jay Hirabayshi to perform moving duet on opening night
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Dancers of Damelahamid welcome Indigenous artists from around the globe for 16th annual cultural celebration
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Zyra Lee Vanity, Moscato Sky, and Vancouver-based Legend Lorna headline an inclusive live event
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Touring across rural communities in B.C., the performance is part of the society’s North Island Contemporary Dance Series
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Voices of South African artists and members of Vancouver Chamber Choir prove outstanding
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The veteran choreographer and performer explores the queering of the body and the imagination in riveting solo
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Choreographers include Paxton Ricketts, Ethan Colangelo, Sharon Eyal, Lukas Timulak, and more
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Ne Sans Opera and Dance and Human Fields amid the innovative artists hitting West Coast communities through to September 27
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South African vocalists join performer-choreographer Gregory Maqoma and Vancouver Chamber Choir in the ambitious dance work’s Canadian premiere
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Canadian dance icon Bengt Jörgen has devoted his company to making the art form accessible
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The multifaceted festival features everything from VR films to dancing avatars while remaining rooted in ancestral world views
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From manic butoh to punk flamenco, the fest features artists from as far away as Senegal, Italy, Japan, and beyond
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