The DanceHouse 2019-2020 season travels the world
In a recent media release, DanceHouse unveiled a 2019-2020 season with works by companies from around the globe. In its October season opener DanceHouse presents...
Be Moved: live with the Arts Umbrella Dance Company
Following months of rehearsal, the Arts Umbrella Dance Company is ready to show off what they have learned with its season finale, Be Moved. Featuring...
Portrait of a dancer: Emily Molnar celebrates ten years as Ballet BC’s artistic director
At the age of five most young girls are just learning how to ride a bike, jump rope and hosting imaginary tea parties. For...
Jamie Robinson is this year’s recipient of emerging choreographer award
The Dance Centre has announced Vancouver choreographer Jamie Robinson as the recipient of this year's Iris Garland Emerging Choreographer Award, the biennial award supporting the...
Dance review: Gathering Light is intimate and connected
In Raven Spirit Dance's Gathering Light, choreographer Michelle Olson and her dancers have created a work that is uncomplicated and beautiful. The story is simple:...
Revisor explores politics and moral bankruptcy in latest dance/theatre hybrid from Jonathon Young and...
With near rock star status given the massive response to their last collaboration Betroffenheit, the combination of Vancouver choreographer Crystal Pite and actor Jonathon...
Ying Yun honours a mother
Four years ago, Vancouver-based choreographer Wen Wei Wang lost his mother Ying Yun to ovarian cancer. A significant influence on his becoming an artist, Wang dedicates his...
Blood on the Dance Floor explores living at the intersection of Aboriginal, queer, and...
When Indigenous Australian artist Jacob Boehme was diagnosed with HIV in 1998, he reached out to his ancestors in search of answers. Those answers became...
Chotto Desh bridges a divide with its younger audience at the centre
Chotto Desh means “small homeland” in Bengali, but this award-winning multimedia dance-theatre production by Akram Khan Company promises to be anything but small. Of course,...
Wang Ramirez’s Borderline crosses genres in gravity-defying work
Every so often an innovation comes to dance that actually pushes its boundaries and creates something new. French dance company Wang Ramirez’s work Borderline...