A remarkable poetic text with bold theatrical imagery and a combination of contemporary Bombay bar dancing and Indian classical dance.

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It's summer, the season of reckless stunts and river casualties, and as five lives become entangled by a whirlpool, darker and more sinister currents gain momentum and ultimately release them from their obsessions.

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Pulsing with the far-reaching rhythms of the human heart, this potent creation lays bare the deepest paradoxes of our living, loving and leaving in an arresting physical investigation of betrayal.

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A playful duet for performer and lighting designer, in which light is a character, both a friend and a foe.

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Depicting Gianlorenzo Bernini's visit to France in 1665, the story is told by a courtier assigned to serve as Bernini's translator while the great artist sculpts a portrait of Louis XIV.

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An abstract meditation on the meaning of beauty, this bold dance work was an exciting collaboration between choreographer, dramaturg and dancers.

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The story of one acre of land from its geological creation through its Aboriginal, French, English and finally Canadian owners.

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A play about loss, and a provocative argument about the place of Quebec in Canada, and of art in our lives.

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An evocative work that rings with innocence, regret, longing and life lived. A perfect beginning to summer, and a wonderful way to remember a past that is just out of reach.

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Two deeply-linked monologues show us the astonishing courage and resilience of young human beings during earth shattering moments. Each piece introduces us to a fifteen-year-old girl: the first speaks to us from contemporary Toronto, and the second from Auschwitz, 1945.

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