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MOVE: the company
Tools for Cutting / Trap Door Party
November 6, 2010 at 8pm
MOVE: the company, under the artistic direction of Josh Beamish , is Vancouver's newest professional dance company. Focusing mainly on contemporary jazz dance, the company is dedicated to performing new, exciting and challenging works for audiences across North America. The company also aims to include collaborators from other arts forms, such as video, music, spoken word and theatre, through involvement in the creative process. The full evening presentation includes two works by Josh Beamish. Tools for Cutting (2010), a quasi-autobiographical piece, examines the relationship between men and sporting equipment. Trap Door Party (2007) is an abstract narrative look at six individuals as they leave everything behind to start their own utopian society. MOVE: the company promises to provide a performance experience the audience won't soon forget!
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Ballet Kelowna
Action Consequences
February 26, 2011 at 8pm
Ballet Kelowna returns to the Evergreen stage with the premiere of a newly commissioned ballet by one of Canada’s brightest and most original choreographers, Gioconda Barbuto, well-known for her passion, intensity and lyrical physicality. Other works in the program include, Lignes et Pointes a masterful interpretation of the music of French Canadian composer Pierre Mercure by Brian Macdonald and Brydon Paige and In Stride (1999) set to the pulsating music of Glenn Branca. Rounding out the program is David LaHay’s Dvorak Dances (2006), inspired by the grand ballrooms of a bygone era.
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