Now that spring has arrived, you can look forward to The 2nd Annual Barefoot Bonanza Fundraiser Party on Saturday, April 25th at The Chouse, a gorgeous private home in a church on Valour Road, just off Portage Avenue. This event is not to be missed! Not only will you enjoy the company of all your friends and community comrades, you will also get to take in the beauty of this venue with stained glass windows by Leo Mol, drink delicious beverages, eat fantastic food and rock out on the dance floor with the Xanad00ds! (check them out! https://soundcloud.comthexanad00ds/lose-yourself) Even if you cannot attend, purchase a ticket and help raise $5000 for Alexandra Elliott Dance in their Winnipeg and Edmonton Fringe Festival productions. Thank you for your ongoing support. See below for more ways to help.

 

Alexandra Elliott Dance Presents: 

The 2nd Annual Barefoot Bonanza!

A Fringe Festival Fundraiser Party 

~ Featuring the Xanad00ds ~

$15

Join us for dancing, eating, drinking, prizes and a big surprise!

Saturday, April 25th – 7:00pm-2:00am

The Chouse – 612 Valour Road 

Stunning private house-church where your shoes stay at the door!

 

Other ways to contribute:

• Donate a bottle of wine for raffle-we will pick it up
• Come ready to drink and buy raffle tickets
• Donate online through my website:alexandraelliottdance.com 
• Stay tuned for our online campaign

I hope to see you on April 25th! Don’t forget there will be no footwear whatsoever in the ‘Chouse’. Barefoot Bonanza here we come.

 

Sincerely,

Alex 

 

The Dance Post presents an Artist Talk with Marc Boivin

When: March 25, 2015 / Time: 5:30pm – 7pm

Location: 2nd floor, 211 Bannatyne Ave in the Rachel Browne Theatre

This event is free of charge and open to the public

Contact us with any questions you would like answered during this Artist Talk.  Email your questions to thedancepost@gmail.com or simply write your question in the Message box below (your name and email is not needed if you prefer to remain anonymous)

http://www.thedancepost.org/events/2015/3/25/artist-talk-with-marc-boivin

NOT POTATOES ~ by Zorya Arrow 
Pondering the thought of growing mental unrest, “Not Potatoes” intimately peeks into the navigation of close-knit family relationships, while orchestrating the challenge of breaking learned behavioural patterns and getting up off the proverbial couch.

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JUDY AND THE RECKLESS ~ by Riley Sims
“Judy and the Reckless,” uses theatricality, athletic dance movement, creature-like vocalizations, text, sneakers and a mountain of clothing to explore themes of life on display, dysfunctional habits and relationships, and extreme or reckless behaviours. 

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March 20-21, Friday/ Saturday 8pm
March 22, Sunday Matinee 2pm
Rachel Browne Theatre (211 Bannatyne 2nd Floor)
$25/ adult
$15/ senior/ student/ artist
Reserve tickets at novadancecollective.com (only regular price tickets can be reserved online)
Tickets available for purchase at the door or from collective members.

Nova Dance Collective gratefully acknowledges the support of Winnipeg Arts Council and our generous donors.
 

Hope to see you there!
 

Nova Dance Collective

 

The SPP’s are having a fundraiser social for their trip to Canada Dance Festival next year!

Friday March 6th, 2015 at District Stop Night Club.

10 p.m. 

Tickets are $10 and available through the school office.

 

 

SEGNO

January 22-24, 8PM and January 25, 3PM

The Rachel Browne Theatre

WCD’s second show of our 50th season features two premieres! A new work by Manitoba choreographer Karen Kuzak that was originally commissioned in 2011 by performers Natasha Torres-Garner, Ali Robson and Johanna Riley is on the bill alongside a new work by Artistic Director, Brent Lott, on dancer Kayla Henry.

 

Hi Friends,

 

This is just a friendly reminder that Contemporary Dance Class for the Professional Dancer, taught by Freya Olafson, starts thisTuesday, January 20th at 9:30-11am (doors open at 9am). Check out Freya’s bio on our website.

 

Also, drop-in class cost has changed to $7/class AND you can get a class pass good for all 12 classes for only $60, which works out to be $5/class saving you $24! *You can purchase the class pass online at www.thedancepost.org*

 

Please pass the word along and help build our communities momentum!

 

Hope to see you real soon!

 

Janelle Hacault

TheDancePost.org

INSTALLATION OPEN FOR SATURDAY 5:30-9:30 @ FRAME (318 Ross)

Peter Trosztmer

With a B.A. in Classics, Peter studied Dance at Concordia U. before completing the School of TDT. – Distinguished as an interpreter of the highest caliber collaborating with many national and international choreographers. Peter has created 6 critically acclaimed solo works: and is currently Artist in Residence at Techno Lith in Griffintown

Jeremy Gordaneer

is a visual artist who has been based in Montréal since 2004. Gordaneer’s practice incorporates painting, sculpture and so forth within the visual arts. His work also crosses disciplines, exploring dance, theatre and sound. He continues to work as a scenic painter, set designer and properties builder in theatre, which further informs his individual creative practice. 

JAN 17th 

5:30PM CONTINUOUSLY until 9:30PM

@ FRAME (B Gallery)  on 318 ROSS

by $5 donation

 

— PETER TROSZTMER and Jeremy Gordaneer –– “BOX TAPE” —  

 

dance performance installation

an interactive installation

a physical experience

come create together

enjoy hospitality

………………………………………………………………..curious?

SEE LINKS BELOW
https://vimeo.com/115821395   – for trailer from last incarnation –

http://ptrosz.wordpress.com/3rd-fl-project/  – peter’s website 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RJOFQzvBb4&feature=youtu.be

PETER on “BOX TAPE”

Using a shit load of clear packing tape and through a shared sense of labor, hospitality, and dance, we invite the public to join as we build and dance a sculpture made of tape that binds together the social fabric of the performance environment. We will question the idea of ‘product’ by broadening the parameters and perception of what a performance event might look and how the interaction might unroll. A sticky situation…

A social investigation

Architecture as Performance

Getting Caught

Collaborative authorship …

box tape, a stigmergy – a mechanism of indirect coordination between agents or actions. The principle is that the trace left in the environment by an action stimulates the performance of a next action, by the same or a different agent. In that way, subsequent actions tend to reinforce and build on each other, leading to the spontaneous emergence of coherent, apparently systematic activity.