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| Performances in the 2011 Festival: |
| THEATRE PERFORMANCES |
| EDGE One EDGE Two EDGE Three EDGE Four EDGE Five EDGE Six QUIET Arkadi Zaides She's Gone Away Susanna Hood hum dansoundart Blindsight Alejandro De Leon Lost & Found The Place Between Donna Redlick Donna Redlick Dance Collision Karen Jamieson Karen Jamieson Dance It's about time: 60 Dances in 60 Minutes Michael Trent Dancemakers |
| SITE WORK |
| Aeriosa & Eagle Song
Dancers Central Branch Vancouver Public Library North Plaza of Library Square W. Georgia & Hastings Ashes on the Water (podplay) Raven Spirit Dance & Neworld Theatre CRAB/Portside Park *Departs from the Firehall Arts Centre Dancing on the Edge is Dancing in the Street Move it! & Carnival Band Street Dance Party Joe Ink/Joe Laughlin & Jacci Collins Firehall Arts Centre (Cordova & Gore) DUSK DANCES Karen Kaeja Throwdown Collective Kat Single-Dain and members of the Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret Queen Elizabeth Park (by the Duck Pond) EN: a raincity street dance Colleen Lanki TomoeArts Firehall Arts Centre Courtyard unlike taste Vanessa Goodman Victory Square (W. Hastings @ Cambie) |
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EDGE FOUR
Firehall Arts Centre
Firehall Arts Centre
Church Volunteers - Jennifer
Clarke
ABC/s of goodbye-part one - Noam Gagnon/Co.Vision Selective
ABC/s of goodbye-part one - Noam Gagnon/Co.Vision Selective
Church Volunteers
Jennifer Clarke
Vancouver, BC
Jennifer Clarke
Vancouver, BC
Choreographer
Jennifer Clarke
Performers
Jane Osborne
Anne Cooper
Ziyian Kwan
Julia Carr
Jennifer Clarke is an independent performer based in Vancouver, B.C. Canada. She graduated from the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Arts in Literature and Contemporary Dance. For the last 12 years, she has maintained a consistent art practice including both choreography and improvisation. She is equally practiced in the arts of improvisation as performance and choreographed dance making. Her work has been supported and shown by Vancouver presenters such as the Scotiabank Dance Centre, Dancing on the Edge, and Dances for a Small Stage. She has also been presented in Nicole Mion’s Calgary Fluid Festival and One Yellow Rabbit's prestigious interdisciplinary festival The High Performance Rodeo. Most recently she has participated in an international choreographic research project TRIPTYCH, traveling to Italy and Montreal. This project was mentored by dance dramaturge Guy Cools and included 2 other choreographers from Italy and Montreal.
Jennifer Clarke gratefully acknowledges the support of the Dance Centre's artist in residency program as well as BCAC. She is also grateful to receive the Santa Aloi award, without which this new work would not have been possible.
jenniferclarkeprojects.com
ABC/s of
goodbye-part one
Noam Gagnon/Co.Vision Selective
Vancouver, BC
Noam Gagnon/Co.Vision Selective
Vancouver, BC
Choreographer
Noam Gagnon
Performers
Tatiana Cheladyn, CarliAnn Forthun, Marisa Gold, Laesa Kim, Michael Kong, Milena Read, Kaitlyn Soo, Antonio Somera, Jessica Waren
Noam Gagnon
Performers
Tatiana Cheladyn, CarliAnn Forthun, Marisa Gold, Laesa Kim, Michael Kong, Milena Read, Kaitlyn Soo, Antonio Somera, Jessica Waren
Using the thematics of the musical chair game, the ABC’s of Goodbye reveals the ebb and flow of saying goodbye. This piece was created for advance repertory dancers, formerly Off Centre Performance Co., in the School for Contemporary Arts at SFU. It premiered in March 2011 at the Fey and Milton Wong Theater, SFU Woodwards.
Noam Gagnon is the Artistic Director of Co. Vision Selective (www.visionselective.org) and the Director of Noam Gagnon's Wellness Center/Beyond Pilates Inc. (www.beyondpilates.ca). Since its inception in 2006, Co. Vision Selective has produced several works including The Vision Impure, which premiered at The Cultch (Vancouver) in 2007. For his solo performance in The Vision Impure Noam received the Isadora Award for Excellence in Performance. In 2009, the work was remounted for a Canadian tour with new commissions by Daniel Léveillé and Nigel Charnock. 10 Things You’ll Hate about Me, a collaboration with playwright and director James Fagan Tait, premiered at The Cultch in 2010.
EDGE FOUR
Firehall Arts Centre
Wednesday July 13 @ 7pm
Friday July 15 @ 9pm
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