Tickets are now on sale for:
Inspiro
April 20-21 at 8:00pm and April 22 at 4:00pm, 2012
The Asper Centre for Theatre and Film at The University of Winnipeg.
Preview April 19, 2012, 8:00pm
Choreography: Jolene Bailie
Lighting: Hugh Conacher
Sound: Susan Chafe
Dancers: Branwyn Bundon, Claire Marshall, Krista Nicholson, Christie Peters, Tiffany Thomas
Coming soon:
The American Dance Festival, July 2012, Durham, North Carolina
Choreography: Jolene Bailie
Jolene will present some of her thesis research
more details tba
RECENT PERFORMANCES:
Landscape Synergy at Nuit Blanche, October 01, 2011, The Winnipeg Art Gallery
9pm-midnight, site specific work on the ramp at the gallery, a free culture days event
Choreography: Jolene Bailie
Dancers: Jolene Bailie, Branwyn Bundon, Krista Nicholson, Christie Peters, Tiffany Thomas
A Theory of Machines at Dance Downtown, October 02, 2011
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet Founders Studio
1:15pm and 2:45pm, a free culture days event
Choreography: Jolene Bailie
Dancer: Krista Nicholson
Sensoria, Thursday, April 21st, Winnipeg
at The Gas Station Theatre, River and Osborne
Choreography: Jolene Bailie
Dancers: Branwyn Bundon, Claire Marshall, Krista Nicholson, Christie Peters, Tiffany Thomas and Claire Marshall
Hybrid Human on tour:
Wednesday, April 27th, Ottawa
Hybrid Human, the stage edition, at Prairie Scene
8:00pm, Arts Court, 2 Daly Avenue
The major work for the 2010-2011 season was: Hybrid Human
new creation by Jolene Bailie in collaboration with visual artist Wanda Koop
Lighting and Media Design by Hugh Conacher
Sound: Susan Chafe
Costumes: Anne Armit
Dancers: Jolene Bailie, Branwyn Bundon, Claire Marshall, Krista Nicholson, Christie Peters and Tiffany Thomas
Thank you to everyone who attended the performances of Hybrid Human at The Winnipeg Art Gallery, The National Gallery of Canada, The Gas Station Theatre and Arts Court!
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Based on sketches created by Koop in the early 1990s, Hybrid Human presents an investigation of artificial intelligence, robotics, and the human body’s integration and understanding of our technologically mediated world. Increasingly, contemporary life is filtered through a screen–be it a computer, cell phone, television or movie theatre– through which we experience day-to-day life and living. Hybrid Human offers a profoundly philosophical mode by which to consider the contemporary world.
This project was made possible by the generous support of the Winnipeg Arts Council through the New Creations Fund, The Canada Council for the Arts and The Manitoba Arts Council.
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Committed to promoting modern dance, raising public awareness of the form and enriching the community, the Company has three main activities; these include the advancement of education, creation and presentation of modern dance.
