The confidence, the freedom, and the voice the company is expressing are an apt celebration of what the company has accomplished in just under a decade.
The program has new relevance, with the pending demolition of the Georgia Viaduct sparking calls for the city to recognize Hogan’s Alley with an African-Canadian cultural centre.
The new works, which Black Dog will premiere over Quartetti’s three-night run, will be the product of the Indigenous Youth String Quartet Project, led by Navajo composer Raven Chacon.
Fashion and art fans who flock to the new exhibit this fall will see yellow and gold used throughout the 40-plus intricate haute-couture creations coming here.
Disability, the right to die, and raw sexuality: these are just some of the extremely loaded issues Canadian playwright Brad Fraser plies in unflinching detail in Kill Me Now.
Aryo and Arash Khakpour wrestle with ideas of masculinity, violence, and gender in their new work, but they may never agree on whether it's dance or theatre.
The show is infused with music, dancing, and fantasy sequences—sometimes imagining the other guys in the gym as swaggering cowboys and preening mafia bosses.
