In its B.C. debut at the Dance Centre, Spicey Landé’s new La Probabilité du Néant takes fierce street form into urgent psychological terrain
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Company’s annual take on Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker delivers a blend of dance styles beyond ballet
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Eerie performance from The Biting School melds dance, physical theatre, spoken-word, and video projections
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From singing gingerbread men to a ballet classic to a mother of a theatre piece, Vancouver’s arts scene has the season covered
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Previously known as PushOFF, newly named annual event highlights experimental works by the likes of Hong Kong Exile and Mardon + Mitsuhashi
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Multiyear, immersive Anatomalia: anatomy + anomaly + femalia saw a creation process that took her from Germany to Morocco
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Emmanuel Mailly’s live score and Marc Gerenton’s sculpture work help craft an utterly creative picture of heartbreak and distress
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Event marks the inaugural professional performance locally of the Indian classical dance style
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Piece for young audiences by Montreal company Bouge de là’s Hélène Langevin plays with shadows, shapes, and illusions
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Auditions for five ballet-based programs travel from Vancouver to Amsterdam, New York City, and Toronto
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Shahar Binyamini’s exhilarating and unforgettable 50-dancer BOLERO X caps a top-notch program that showcases a powerhouse corps
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World premiere from Co.ERASGA incorporates a live soundtrack by Emmanuel Mailly, and sculptural work by visual artist Marc Gerenton
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Offerings this year span stop-motion animation and immersive video environments, and topics from Indigenous belief systems to melting glaciers
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Flamenco artists navigate tradition and experimentation with concepts spanning from a bullfight to finding strength in roots
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Piece directed by Alexis Fletcher highlights the partnerwork and emotion of Brazilian dancers Juan Duarte and Lazaro Silva
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Aerial rope choreography and emotive contemporary dance form the basis of post-apocalyptic work by Gabrielle Martin and Jeremiah Hughes
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MascallDance-Footnote New Zealand Dance coproduction takes a gentle, humanistic, and dreamlike approach to global warming
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In Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young’s world premiere, ancient stories and unruly humans can’t be contained
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Israeli choreographer and Batsheva alumnus Shahar Binyamini grabs the last ticket out to bring Vancouver his epic work set to Ravel’s masterpiece
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Enchanted story set to Tchaikovsky score features Canadian elements, from snowy pond hockey to a Parliament Hill battle
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