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A Dance Film by Dance//Novella
Digital
Dance Film & video Performance Theatre Deaf & Disability artsDate and time
Location
Filmed at The Orpheum Theatre
Vancouver, BC
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
About
About the Artists:
Racheal Prince and Brandon Lee Alley of Dance//Novella are two of Ballet BC's 2021/22 Artists in Residence. Ballet BC is excited to support the work of current and past company dancers through the Artist in Residence program. Please click on the Dance//Novella link below for full artist bios.
About the work:
Excerpt from a new work titled When The Walls Come Down
Dance//Novella is currently building a new work that incorporates American Sign Language and collaborates with Deaf Artists. It is a true fusion of contemporary dance and Deaf Theatre. The piece is danced by Racheal Prince and Brandon Lee Alley (Dance//Novella) and features Caroline Hebert, a passionate Deaf Performing Artist. The work is being created in partnership with Chris Dodd, Artistic director of SOUND OFF - Canada largest Deaf theater festival. The storyline is fictional but inspired by real life events that Caroline has shared with us. This excerpt is titled "The Doll".
See Rachel Meyer's Culture Days event here: bit.ly/2Y1L8ZU
Links
- About Dance Novella dancenovella.com
- About Ballet BC balletbc.com
Organizer
Ballet BC
Ballet BC’s Artist in Residence (AIR) aims to help nurture former and existing Company members with professional development opportunities in the fields of choreography, artistic leadership, rehearsal directing and teaching. As well, the AIR interacts with the artists and staff of Ballet BC through the sharing of their creative processes and by involving the Company in showings, artist talks and information about their upcoming shows. The presence and expertise of the AIR are valued at the Company as we create a collaborative environment for dialogue, exchange and feedback of creative ideas to better understand the future of dance and the role of the artist in society today.