Photo: Jules Lister RSVP for FREE at Eventbrite Doors at 7:00 pm – Performance at 7:30 pm *Note: There will be a second performance on 13th October at EDAM, a dance organization below Western Front. This space is accessible to wheelchair users. Bone Deep Deliverance (SCREAM II) is the continuation of an earlier sound work by […]
Doors at 6:30 pm – Performance at 7:00 pm RSVP for FREE at The Polygon Gallery Walk between realms where the supernatural and physical bodies come together in an evening showcase of light, sound, movement and poetry. “Multong Bakla: A Silent Presence of Beauty” is a divine communal summoning of queer Filipina/o/x spirits, exploring the enigmatic […]
Photo: Jules Lister RSVP for FREE at Eventbrite Doors at 5:30 pm – Performance at 6:00 pm Bone Deep Deliverance (SCREAM II) is the continuation of an earlier sound work by the artist, entitled SCREAM*, that was vocalised by a black experimental choir that Mayanja assembled in 2020. Bone Deep Deliverance (SCREAM II), performatively and […]
Doors at 8:00 pm – Performance at 8:30 pm A Tender Engine is a queer re-imagining of the romance between the Flying Scotsman steam locomotive and her first caretaker, Alan Pegler. Like, come on – they were obviously in love! Throughout this 50-minute show, Megan Arnold simultaneously performs the roles of each character, the narrator, and the […]
ground and cover me engages with the physical and figurative contours of social and public space as well as the architecture of institutional and built structures. Karuhanga enacts gradual movements that are intuitive and deliberate responses to the walls, windows and ground. This piece is a choreographic rupture to spaces that might otherwise insist upon […]
Doors at 7:00 pm – Performance at 7:30 pm Queen Tilly and the Marys is a raucous response to musical theatre that explores comedic absurdity, camp materiality and the radical potential of intergenerational play. Developed during the height of the pandemic, the work is a tragic-comic ode to a group of women elders raised within the […]
The L’nuk hieroglyphic written language of komqwejwi’kasikl comes from our shared connection to the land, to mother earth. This country also shares a dark legacy where children and our shared histories were buried. Communities at large are acknowledging it together as something we can no longer ignore. Emerging from a workshop during the Antigonite Art […]
The Energy Never Dies (E.N.D.) represents an interdisciplinary collaboration of dance and music, aimed at exploring the concept of “cypher” within dance communities. This term refers to the openness and generosity that exists within the circular dance formation that energizes the communal flow state. This conduction of energy is characterized by the exchange of creativity […]
