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Performance: July 31, 2022: watching from a dream, 4:00
With support of the Winnipeg Arts Council with funding from the City of Winnipeg
About the performances:
playing catch: While in residence at Luminous Bodies, a residency program at Artscape Gibraltar Point on Toronto Island in Canada, two video vignettes were shot. One of these vignettes is called "playing catch." It depicts what a young rural woman might do to occupy herself while she is alone.
heavy equipment: A vignette relating to what a young rural woman might do to occupy herself while she is alone such as playing around an abandoned truck. Choreography is from contemporary dance classes taught by Treasure Waddell at Osborne Village Dance Club, Winnipeg, Canada.
watching from a dream: A multi-narrative performance performed while at Luminous Bodies about a looming danger. It has 3 segments: a dream, introductions, and conversations with a friend. A section of this performance is inspired by a workshop led by dance artist Ali Robson.
playing catch: While in residence at Luminous Bodies, a residency program at Artscape Gibraltar Point on Toronto Island in Canada, two video vignettes were shot. One of these vignettes is called "playing catch." It depicts what a young rural woman might do to occupy herself while she is alone.
heavy equipment: A vignette relating to what a young rural woman might do to occupy herself while she is alone such as playing around an abandoned truck. Choreography is from contemporary dance classes taught by Treasure Waddell at Osborne Village Dance Club, Winnipeg, Canada.
watching from a dream: A multi-narrative performance performed while at Luminous Bodies about a looming danger. It has 3 segments: a dream, introductions, and conversations with a friend. A section of this performance is inspired by a workshop led by dance artist Ali Robson.