ARTISTS PLAY WITH NOTIONS OF PERFORMANCE THROUGH INTERDISCIPILNARY COLLABORATION 

In the 5^th installment of The Interplay Project, six groups of artists present experimental new works.

 The Contingency Plan and Moberly Arts and Cultural Centre present, THE INTERPLAY PROJECT, an interdisciplinary performance lab that invites audiences to engage with experimental new works by established and emerging Vancouver artists. THE INTERPLAY PROJECT takes place on October 16^th & 17^th at 8pm in the Moberly Arts and Cultural Centre’s intimate Studio Theatre, 7646 Prince Albert St, Vancouver. Tickets: $20 purchased at the door, box office opens at 7:00 pm. For more information please call (604) 718-6521. moberlyartsculturalcentre.blogspot.com

THE INTERPLAY PROJECT is a contemporary performance lab that celebrates innovation and experimentation in the performing arts. Curated by The Contingency Plan, the production provides an opportunity for artists to play, challenge and discover new ideas around collaboration and performance. The art of live performance will continue to surprise, provoke and engage the audience. THE INTERPLAY PROJECT is thrilled to present six diverse, multi-disciplinary artistic partnerships from emerging and established artists working in the realms of performance art, dance, music, spoken word, theatre and sound innovation.

The incredible multi-disciplinary artists featured in this year’s production of THE INTERPLAY PROJECT are:

Robert Azevedo & Asako Tsurumaki

Julianne Chapple & Naben Ruthnum

Ileanna Cheladyn & Diego Romero

Sandra Ferens & Victoria Lyons

Stefan Smulovitz & Chris Wright

Clare Twiddy 

Both established and emerging artists share the stage in this vibrant and diverse mixed-program of performance and installation art. Edgy, witty, thoughtful and surprising, THE INTERPLAY PROJECT is for everybody. Audience members of all ages and backgrounds will find this production to be entertaining and thought provoking. MACC Studio Theatre’s black-box stage provides an up-close and personal setting for a full kinesthetic experience.

INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATIVE PLAY INSPIRES ARTISTS TO CREATE NEW PERFORMATIVE WORKS
In the 4th installment of The Interplay Project, seven groups of artists present experimental new works

The Contingency Plan and Moberly Arts and Cultural Centre present, THE INTERPLAY PROJECT, an interdisciplinary performance lab that invites audiences to engage with experimental new works by established and emerging Vancouver artists.

Presented by The Contingency Plan and Moberly Arts and Cultural Centre
Oct 24th and 25th at 8pm
Moberly Arts and Cultural Centre’s Studio Theatre
7646 Prince Albert St, Vancouver
Tickets: $20/$15 CASH purchased at the door
$20 Adults/$15 Students/Seniors/CADA Members
Box Office opens at 7:00 pm.
For more information please call (604) 718-6521

Photo Credit: David Cooper, plastic orchid factory: Digital Folk

THE INTERPLAY PROJECT is a contemporary performance lab that celebrates innovation and experimentation in the performing arts. Curated by The Contingency Plan, the production provides an opportunity for artists to play, challenge and discover new ideas around collaboration and performance. The art of live performance will continue to surprise, provoke and engage the audience. THE INTERPLAY PROJECT is thrilled to present seven diverse, interdisciplinary artistic partnerships from emerging and established artists working in the visual arts, performance art, dance, music, spoken word, theatre, new media and lighting design.

The incredible multi-disciplinary artists featured in this year’s production of THE INTERPLAY PROJECT are:

Naomi Brand & Ben Brown
Julianne Chapple & Ed Spence
Amelia Epp & Bronwen Payerle
Thoenn Glover & Rob Sondergaard
Amal Rana, Priti Gami Shah & Noor Attar
Laurel Terlesky & Bronwyn Preece
plastic orchid factory

Both established and emerging artists share the stage in this vibrant and diverse mixed-program of performance and installation art. Curious, surprising and innovative THE INTERPLAY PROJECT is for everybody. Audience members of all ages and backgrounds will find this production to be entertaining and thought provoking. MACC Studio Theatre’s black-box stage provides an up-close and personal setting for a full kinesthetic experience.

Dancing on the Edge Festival
July 5th and 6th at 8pm
Scotiabank Dance Centre
677 Davie Street, Vancouver

Presented in partnership by:
The Dance Centre through the Iris Garland Emerging Choreographer Award, The Dancing on the Edge Festival and The Contingency Plan

Choreography:
Vanessa Goodman
Collaborating Artists: Lisa Gelley, James Gnam, Josh Martin, Erika Mitsuhashi, Jane Osborne, Bevin Poole, James Proudfoot and Gabriel Saloman

Tickets:
Regular Tickets: $28
Regular DOTE Member Tickets: $24
Student/Senior Tickets: $26
Student/Senior DOTE Member Tickets: $22

Tickets can be bought at – dancingontheedge.org or 604-689-0926

The creation of this work has been generously supported by The Dance Centre through the Iris Garland Emerging Choreographer Award, The Dancing on the Edge Festival and The British Columbia Arts Council.

What Belongs to You Teaser from Vanessa Goodman on Vimeo.

Photo and Design: Pretty Ugly Design

June 21 & 22, 2013 at 8pm

we all know Jane: an evening of new dance

At the Scotiabank Dance Centre Theatre (677 Davie, at Granville)

New works by Anne Cooper, Vanessa Goodman and Ziyian Kwan

In collaboration with Peggy Lee, Dylan Vanderschyff, James Proudfoot and Amelia Epp

Presented by dumb instrument Dance, The Contingency Plan and Anne Cooper,

in partnership with The Dance Centre through its Artist in Residence Program.

For tickets ($23-$26) please visit or call: ticketstonight.com / 604 684 2787

For more info please visit: weallknowJane.ca

Photo: Chris Randle