Sep 25 2019
ConvergenceNovember 14-16, 2019Théâtre de la Cité
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The Beginning of HappinessMarch 26-28, 2020The Foundry Room
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Move TankMay 4-8 and July 6-10, 2020All four collective artists will spend two weeks in the studio creating, playing and discovering new ways of working collectively, with no deadline, and no expectation of a finished product. This will be a chance for GWDC artists to experiment, explore, challenge one another and grow as choreographers and performers, deepening our creative understanding of how to work together, and pushing the collective into new territory. |
Creative IncubatorApril 27 – May 1, 2020Artists will participate in a week-long creation workshop with their peers, facilitated by local dance and theatre artist Amber Borotsik. The week will include facilitated exercises, sharing and discussion between participants, opportunities for collaboration, and an informal public showing/sharing at the culmination. Participation will be by application and is open to all disciplines. Keep your eyes out for the call in early 2020! |
ResidenciesEach artist will have access to Good Women’s space at the Ruth Carse Centre for Dance (RCCD), as well as outside eye services, if desired. Jan 20-24 Fada Dance (Regina) Apprenticeship Program2019/20 will be the inaugural year for our Apprenticeship Program! We are excited to welcome Konomi Kiguchi (Japan), who will join us for classes and projects throughout the season. |
BWDC Master ClassesGWDC partners with the Brian Webb Dance Company to provide an opportunity for local dance practitioners to learn from artistsfeatured in BWDC’s 2019/20 season, including: Oct 2019 Ralph Escamillan Scholarship ProgramThe program provides the opportunity for two emerging dance artists to attend GWDC classes for free for one term each season. |
Upcoming Classes |
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Kate StashkoOct 1 @ 10-11:30am Kate Stashko is performer, choreographer, dance educator, and writer based in Edmonton. She is one quarter of the Good Women Dance Collective. Photo credit: NIUBOI |
Marynia FekeczOct 8 @ 10-11:30am Marynia Fekecz is a Polish dancer, performer, choreographer, teacher, producer based in Edmonton. “A mix of floor work and experimental work, which are based on physical exercise, and how to organize our body to move through the space.” Photo credit: NIUBOI |
Ralph EscamillanOct 10 @ 10-11:30am Ralph Escamillan is a queer, Canadian-Filipinx performance artist/choreographer/teacher and community leader based in Vancouver, BC. “Drawing from my experiences as street, commercial, and contemporary dancer, this class is a full exploration of movement and the dynamics of the body.” Photo credit: Patrick Leung |