Performance | Dance In Vancouver
Vision Impure
Pathways
Noam Gagnon’s latest work Pathways explores the intricate push and pull of relationships impacted by urban living. Ten extraordinary dancers draw on all their strength, speed and agility to power through the explosive choreography, striving to find moments of emotional connection amidst the visceral intensity. Pathways questions our ability or inability to connect with one another and what makes us react more strongly to some than to others.
About the series:
The 12th biennial Dance In Vancouver
Wednesday-Sunday November 20-24, 2019
Scotiabank Dance Centre, 677 Davie St, Vancouver
There are global stories in everything – Amber Funk Barton, dance artist
Dance In Vancouver is a unique opportunity to experience the ideas and creativity of dance generated by a diverse community of our local artists. The 2019 edition features Amber Funk Barton/the response., Joshua Beamish/MOVETHECOMPANY, OURO Collective, Raven Spirit Dance, Vision Impure, and more.
Curator: Dieter Jaenicke, Director of internationale tanzmesse nrw, Germany.
TICKETS
Click on the links below to buy online or call 604.684.2787 to purchase by phone (a $5 per order additional fee applies to telephone bookings).
Toll-free: 1.877.840.0457
Groups of 8+: call 604.606.6412 or email marketing@thedancecentre.ca.
Includes:
Tickets + Packages:
Double Deal: book for any 2 DIV shows for $50
Single Tickets: $34 regular | $25 students, seniors
$25 CADA members (code required)
$21 Dance Centre members (code required)
Book by phone: 604.684.2787 (a $5 per order additional charge applies to telephone bookings)
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Trailer
Cast + Production Credits
Choreographer – Noam Gagnon
Composer – Guillaume Cliche, Stefan Nazarevich
Performers – Chelsea Deslauriers, Eowynn Enquist, Isak Enquist, Sarah Formosa, Ted Littlemore, Brenna Metzmeier, Daria Mikhaylyuk, Avery Smith, Lynelle Sura, Matthew Wyllie
Lighting Designer / Technical Director– Kyla Gardiner
Stage Manager – Anne Daroussin
Costume Design – Darryl Milot
Photography – Erik Zennstrom
WHILE YOU'RE HERE...
Lee Su-Feh/battery opera + Company 605
Thursday-Saturday November 21-23
Dance Machine is a kinetic sculpture – 64 pieces of bamboo suspended from a central copper disk – that can be transformed into multiple configurations by the movement of the bodies within it. Drop in to rest, play and explore.
Conceived by Lee Su-Feh and designed by Jesse Garlick, the Dance Machine is co-produced with Festival Trans-Amériques.
6.30-11pm Jarislowsky Studio, Level 3 | Free admission
Company 605 is creating Looping, an installation built upon concepts from their ensemble work, Loop, Lull. Over three nights, a rotating cast of fifteen performers will trade in and out of a repeating improvised looping score. A practice of continuously tracking and responding to change, in themselves and in relation to one another, Looping is a complex test of endurance and capacity for adaptation, keeping the virtuosic physicality and individual choices of each unique performer at play. Doors remain open. Drop in before or after a show, and stay as long as you wish.
6.30-8pm, 9-10.30pm Birmingham Studio, Level 3 | Free admission
The DIV Lounge is open 6.30-11pm: cash bar and entertainment.