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Live-digital performance installation at MOA's Haida House, exploring the concepts of digital artifacts and Indigenous futurism.
Butoh and autoethnographic dance artists collaborate on a duet exploring their Mexican heritage and living in the diaspora.
Drawing from Middle Eastern roots, this solo invites audiences to contemplate the profound impact of cultural heritage on individual expression.
Autobiographical solo where movement traces and unpacks the violent erasure of Black African identity.
Dance-theare solo by an influential woman in the Popping street dance style, uses stream of consciousness to reclaim body and mind.
Duet where bodies, breath and voice evoke symbiosis, interspecies kinship and reciprocal ecology.
Solo combining dance and music that observes the body as a site of resistance, the surface where ideas and action meet.
Street and contemporary dance collide in an exploration of human connection supported by live music blending jazz, hip hop and drum’n’bass.
Family-friendly workshop with Miya Turnbull + Shion Skye Carter exploring 'self-portrait origami' and movement inspired by paper and folds.
Audiences and artists come together after the first week of shows to dance the night away.
Experience the essence of being in a crew and the community connections that are street dance's roots.
Dance and music ensemble celebrates Mogra (Indian Jasmine), opening up a world for sensuality, vulnerability and queer fantasy.
Solo traversing physical discomfort and duration to make visible the marks that are left behind by addiction and recovery.
Dance and visual arts duet exploring the artists' Japanese-Canadian heritage, personal experiences and traditional rituals like the tea ceremony.
Group work utilizing breaking—hip hop’s first dance form—to illustrate complex dynamics between family and friends as life’s tasks pile up.
Dance, music and digital installation that presents the vulnerability of the human body facing climate change, providing both a lament and warning.
Vogue Ball centering LGBTQIA2S+ BIPOC communities, featuring walkers, DJs, MCs and the city’s first all-Black judges panel.
DOUBLE BILL of new contemporary dance works, brought to life by a company of eight powerful dancers at the Vancouver Playhouse.
