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Pathetic Fallacy by Anita Rochon (co-presented by The Chop & SpiderWebShow) Livestreamed from VANCOUVER, BC. Livestreamed from Vancouver and set against a temperamental TV forecaster’s green screen, this work-in-development looks at a changing relationship to weather. Landscape painting, meteorological science and pathetic fallacy — the attribution of human feelings and responses to inanimate things, like […]
Two siblings, Vanessa and Lindsay Gray, have dedicated themselves to protecting the land and water of Aamjiwnaang, an Indigenous community of 800 residents, from being smothered by Canada’s petrochemical industry. The chemicals produced by the 57 petrochemical factories that surround their community are known to have a devastating impact on the health and well-being of […]
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Equal parts singing, comedy, and community-building, the night unfolds like a dream: You get a lyric sheet at the door, DaBu teaches you the vocal arrangement, and a video is recorded. Everyone has a ball and goes home feeling great! Daveed Goldman and Nobu Adilman (AKA “DaBu”) started Choir! Choir! Choir! as a weekly […]
Conceived by Michael Rubenfeld and co-created by Jason Francisco with Magda Rubenfeld Koralewska. Performed by Michael Rubenfield and Adam Schorin. Presented in a public square, the performer attempts to sell images of himself dressed as a “lucky jew” at a booth. These are common Polish folkloric images that are bought and displayed to bring economic […]
Run by Wojciech Markowski (Dream Adoption Society) This workshop gives you the opportunity to experience multiplayer, interactive virtual reality in the context of theatre and contemporary art. The first part of the workshop is a lecture and introduction to VR and AR in art and performance and the second part is the experience itself. Try […]
Hosted by Jamie Gahlon (HowlRound) and Michael Wheeler (SpiderWebShow) Eight artists from Turtle Island who integrate digital technologies into performance will share what they are working on right now, current problems, and areas of preoccupation. Hear from some of the leading innovators from either side of the US/Canada border. Admission available with any Start Up […]
Unsettling Dramaturgy is an ongoing project seeking new models for Crip and Indigenous aesthetics and practices that move the conversation from inclusion to centering; from reconciliation to unsettling and decolonization. Convened by mia susan amir, and co-coordinated by amir and DeLesslin "Roo" George-Warren. Admission available with any Start Up Pass valid for June 15th.
