YLDE /// Research Series Classes, Showings, and Roundtable

The news you’ve all been waiting for…! Since August, four research teams have each been working in the studio investigating themes, methods, ideas, questions, approaches related to dance, movement and performance. YLDE is excited to invite the public into their work.

First, come and take a class from each of the creators between Oct. 11-16. Classes are designed by the creators with the intent on sharing and teaching their knowledge of methods they are working with. Then come check out the Showings are an evening of showcasing and discussing their work from the last three months in residence. And lastly, enjoy hospitality and roundtable discussion with artists and essayists about the current research taking place.

Click here to get your tickets online or pay cash at the door.

CLASSES are as follows:

Oct. 11th 6pm-7:30pm – w/ Zorya Arrow  [at Rachel Browne Theatre 2-211 Bannatyne Ave.]

Oct. 13th 6-7:30pm – w/ Carol-Ann Bohrn [at aceartinc. 2-290 Mcdermot Ave.]

Oct. 15th 2-3:30pm – w/ Delf Gravert  [at Rachel Browne Theatre 2-211 Bannatyne Ave.]

Oct. 16th 2-3:30pm – w/ Eroca Nicols + Andrew Henderson  [at Rachel Browne Theatre 2-211 Bannatyne Ave.]

SHOWINGS are as follows:

Oct. 18th 7:00 – Eroca Nicols + Andrew Henderson w/ Carly Boyce [at aceartinc. 2-290 Mcdermot Ave.]

Oct. 29th 7:00 – Delf Gravert  [at Rachel Browne Theatre 2-211 Bannatyne Ave.]

Oct. 29th 8:00 – Carol-Ann Bohrn  [at Rachel Browne Theatre 2-211 Bannatyne Ave.]

Oct. 29th 9:00 – Zorya Arrow  [at Rachel Browne Theatre 2-211 Bannatyne Ave.]

ENDNOTE + ROUNDTABLE (free):

Oct. 30th 6:00pm – Discussion with Creators, Research Teams, and presentation of two commissioned essays reflecting on the research during this series (one written, one visual). Essayists are PRABA PILAR + MICHEL SAINT HILAIRE. [at The Cyrk 254 Young St.] 

 

COMMUNITY /// Inner Compass

Gearshifting Performance Works is pleased to present
Inner Compass

One performance only!
Sunday, September 18th, 4:00pm
The Rachel Browne Theatre
All seats $15

Choreography: Jolene Bailie

“Bailie is notable for intense concentration, extreme and pertinent gestural economy…. as if hyper-sensitive to the imminence of unseen dangers.” – Michael Crabb, The Dance Current

Dancers: Krista Nicholson, Jillian Groening, Elise Page, Jessica Lepp, Carol-Ann Bohrn, Camila Schujman

With support from the Winnipeg Arts Council and the Manitoba Arts Council.

Tickets available in advance from the artists, or at the door, one hour prior to showtime.

Program includes:
“Hearing the Time” performed by Camila Schujman
“Lost” performed by Carol-Ann Bohrn, Jillian Groening and Elise Page
“Hybrid Human” performed by Jillian Groening, Jessica Lepp and Krista Nicholson

News: A newly evolved trio from the Hybrid Human collection of works is touring to Toronto to perform at the large scale interdisciplinary festival, in/future, in September. We are delighted to share this dance with you before we depart. In Toronto, we will participate in a four hour open public rehearsal and 12 performances. It’s all very exciting! 

www.gearshifting.org

WCD 2016 SUMMER SCHOOL

WINNIPEG’S CONTEMPORARY DANCERS

Rachel Browne Theatre 204-211 Bannatyne Ave

August 22nd to 26th & August 29th September 2nd.

10:00am – Noon Technique with Johanna Riley

1:00pm – 3:00pm Contact Improv with Ali Robson

Full session $175

Technique only $100

Contact Improv $100

Drop In $13/class

Space is limited to 20 participants so register early! Participants include those entering the senior professional program. You can reserve a spot with a $40 deposit and pay the balance on the first day of class.

Cabaret at Femfest

Saturday, Sept. 17th

The Asper Centre for Theatre and Film,
400 Colony Street

$15

Celebrate our opening night with our popular cabaret evening featuring a mix of artists from a variety of disciplines! This incredible variety show is jam-packed with high-energy entertainment. The show offers a unique smorgasbord of entertainment including music, dance, comedy, theatre and film. Followed by a chance to eat, drink and mingle.

Host: Lara Rae, Comedian and Artistic Director of the Winnipeg Comedy Fest
Visual Art displays in the lobby featuring exhibits by Autumn Serb-Crossman, Teresa-Lee Cooke & Debbie Machula.

In the theatre you’ll see:

  • 50/50 – improv-theatre fusion with Robyn Slade & co.
  • Crash Site – a film by Sonya Ballantyne
  • Lost – by contemporary dance company Gearshifting
  • Break the Silence – solo dance by Jennifer Genest
  • Wolf Woman – aerial by Ruth Baines
  • Buzzkill and Tattletale in: You Win Some, You Lose Most
    – by Alissa Watson and Spenser Payne
  • Pearl in the Egg – solo theatre by Raye Anderson
  • Visual art by Susan Aydan Abbott
  • Music by Cassidy Mann

ESSENTIA

Thanks to the Manitoba Arts Council and the Winnipeg Arts Council, .6 Ricochet will be presentingESSENTIA, here in Winnipeg! This past year, we’ve been fortunate enough to tour the show to Stratford’s SpringWorks Festival: indie theatre and dance festival, and Edmonton’s DanceFest @ NextFest curated by The Good Women Collective. All year we’ve been performing and re-imagining this show, to bring it home for a final presentation at The Rachel Browne Theatre and it is finally here!
 

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“Visually arresting… Somber, haunting, lovely, that is Essentia” 
– CBC Manitoba
 

Prepare to confront and question your inner reality as .6 Ricochet transports you to a precarious place between the known and the invisible. ESSENTIA is an energetic and beautiful 50-minute double bill featuring two contemporary dance works choreographed and performed by Winnipeg’s newest dance company, .6 Ricochet, with members Hilary Crist and Janelle Hacault.
 
Friday, September 9th @ 8pm
Saturday, September 10th @ 8pm
Sunday, September 11th @ 8pm
 
The Rachel Browne Theatre, 211 Bannatyne Ave. (2nd Floor)
Tickets are $20
Reserve at crist.hacault@gmail.com or purchase at the door

The creative team includes Choreographers/Performers Hilary Crist and Janelle Hacault, Production Manager James Jansen, and Stage Manager Kristin Haight

Watch the promotional video at https://youtu.be/-6Xw6pSAloM
 

A band and a Ballerina

SARAH MURPHY-DYSON is back onstage in Winnipeg after 10 years away! An electric collaboration with dream pop/shoegaze music phenom EVAN FREEMAN and special guest, Winnipeg’s own DJ SHEEN SAYER! 

https://www.facebook.com/events/906054939506177/
Tickets are going fast, you don’t want to miss this one.
Only $15, or $20 at the door. 

About the Artists:
Sarah Murphy-Dyson
The Gemini award-winning actor was a leading soloist with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet for many years before she retired to study acting full time. She starred in Dirty Dancing and was stunt double for Kate Beckinsale and Milla Jovovich and now appears regularly onstage and screen. She is thrilled to “back in the boots” in the city she called home for 10 years!!
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1137426/}
Instagram: @sarahmd26
Twitter: @saharadare

Evan Freeman
“Calgary musician Evan Freeman’s debut album Luna is quite possibly one of the most ambitious and successfully so works of epic musical art to come out of this city in years if not decades — a masterfully sculpted piece of pop-informed shoegazing wonderment that is as intricate and realized and brilliant as it is pretty and pleasurable and spiritually uplifting. It changes things.” 
-Mike Bell, Calgary Herald
Www.evanfreeman.ca

DJ Sheen Sayer
Born in Brandon, raised in Winnipeg. Has loved dance music more than milk since his inception on planet Earth. Now, this prairie space cowboy or “Da Vinci of the Discotheque” spins this innate passion over dance floors for humanoids righteous enough to listen.

Darren Young – Lead Guitar
Keath Mueller – Keyboards, trumpet
Robin Cillo – Drums
Rauth Clement – Bass
 

YLDE co-presents /// Music + Movement

a co-production from young lungs dance exchange and tick tock presenting new works exploring the physical performance of sound by sasha amaya (can/uk), luke nickel(can/uk) + louis d’heudieres (uk/fr)

featuring jillian groening, ian mozdzen, natasha torres-garner + naomi woo

20h friday 12 august
ace art at 290 mcdermot avenue
winnipeg, manitoba, canada

MONA LISA MUSTACHE (or Mona Lisa Must Ache!)

out of line theatre dares you (… are all focked!)
(a perfomance)
AUGUST 4-6, 2016
2 shows nightly
7:30pm AND 9:30pm

PERFROMANCE BY
Mia van Leeuwen
Coral Maloney
Charlene Van Buekenhout
DIRECTED BY
Ian Mozdzen

THE MONA LISA’S WEEP AND THEN EXCLAIM ……………………………
“And my talents I bury, and dead is my Fame!”
– Leonardo Da Caprio
PfffffffRRfT!!!

LIMITED SEATING
please reserve (text)
204-960-4451
or facebook message this event
$10 cash

A Small Idea

by WEATHER PARADE DANCE THEATRE

Performed by Ali Robson, Natasha Torres-Garner and Ashley Au

2016 Winnipeg Fringe Festival

(see below for exact show times)

Kids Venue # 30 – Manitoba Theatre for Young People

WEATHER PARADE DANCE THEATRE
will explore what it feels like to have an idea through movement and music!

What do you do with an idea? Do you think about an idea and let it grow? Does your idea get bigger? Faster? Bouncier? Smaller? Harder to recognize? What happens if you let an idea go? Does it float away? What if you give it a little push? 
 

Mitzvah Classes with Kano Nemoto

Ace Art, 290 McDermot Ave.

Mon Jun 13 930am

Mon Jun 20 930am
Mon Jul 4 930am
Mon Jul 11 930am
Mon Jul 18 930am

Drop in $18

The Mitzvah Technique and Itcush Method:
The Mitzvah Technique and Itcush Method is a new approach to learn movement and function of the body. Focusing on the alignment and mechanics of the body, we learn to release unnecessary tension and find efficient movement with minimum effort. Concentrating on fundamental movements by learning exercises on the floor and using a chair we allow the body to return to its ideal movement, function and freedom to expand movement possibility.
 
Specific benefits for dancers are:
•   Learn exercises that help open and release unnecessary tension in the joints and muscles
•   Bring more awareness of your own body and movement
•   Find a better relationship with the floor so that you can feel and understand the forces acting in your body
•   Return to an optimal postural alignment that will prolong your health and
prevent pain and injuries