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Rouge-gorge
at the Vancouver
​PuSh Festival

&
By edward poitras and robin poitras
performer: ben kamino
photo by Chris Randle
THIS & the last caribou is a series of three works; each of them explores our place in relation to history and nature. 
THIS is a meditation on loss and recovery. It portrays a woman drifting alone on a carpet of ice, separated from her bundle of fur…
& depicts a dream sequence featuring a barebacked character, a rock, a red skirt, and waves enveloping a candy-coloured clown…
the last caribou is an ode to love and loss in our tragic times–a duo of song and echo, pairing a caribou dancer and their shadow…
From the acclaimed Regina-based company, New Dance Horizons, THIS & the last caribou demonstrates the integral role they play in strengthening the Saskatchewan dance community.
Venue:
Orpheum Annex, 823 Seymour Street, Vancouver (2nd floor)
Dates and Times:
February 2, 2023 at 7:30 pm
February 3, 2023 at 7:30 pm
February 4, 2023 at 2:30 pm, with a post show talkback
Tickets:
 Single Tickets - $34.
Seeing multiple shows?
Buy a PuSh Pass before you book tickets to save 25% or more, plus free access to Club PuSh.
Credits:
Artistic Co-Directors: Robin Poitras and Edward Poitras.  Dance Artists: Krista Solheim, Johanna Bundon, Tessa Rae Kuz, Ben Kamino, Ron Stewart, Anna Protsiou and Anastasia Evsigneeva. Lighting Design: James Proudfoot.  Associate Lighting Design: Gabriel Raminhos. Original Live Sound Design: Gary James Joynes.  Costume and Set Design: Robin Poitras and Edward Poitras.  
Partners:
Supported by Vancouver Civic Theatres
Photo Credit : Chris Randle
Hours: 
Mon - Thu: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sat - Sun: Closed
Statutory Holidays: Closed
Connect with us:
Phone:  +1 306 525 5393
Email: info@newdancehorizons.ca
Fax: +1 306 569 4649
Address: 
2207 Harvey St, Regina, SK
S4N 2N2 Canada

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*Special thanks to the following agencies: Government of Canada, Saskatchewan Arts Board, City of Regina, Canada Council for the Arts, CanDance, Community Initiatives Fund, Dance Saskatchewan Inc., SaskCulture, and Business for the Arts
 
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NDH acknowledges that our organization creates, inspires, presents, and collaborates on Treaty 4 Territory. We affirm our relationship and partnership with the First Nations and Métis people that live here, in the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration.