Links: Dance OUTside! and: KSAMB COVID-19 PLAN
NEW SPRING HOURS for Buena Vista Boogie: 6–7 pm, weekly!
NEW SPRING HOURS for Buena Vista Boogie: 6–7 pm, weekly!
To e-transfer a donation, or for information: ksambdance@gmail.com
Trust Us? Here, Now. 2019 Nuit Blanche
KSAMB Dance Company,
founded in 2009, is a collaboration between Kyle Syverson and Miki Mappin. Our vision is for our performances to engage the imagination and help people free themselves from apathy, fear, and complacency–-promoting a more present, loving and resilient society. We strongly believe that dance is a universal need. We welcome diversity.
For KSAMB, dance is both a question, and an answer. To dance is a radical act.
Our home is on indigenous land. We acknowledge that treaties have not been honoured, and that our hosts and neighbours continue to live under oppression. We work for reconciliation and redress.
Our work is site-specific and frequently performed outdoors for diverse audiences and events. Some of our extreme performance contexts border on 'dance survival'. Our work is generated from our practice of Contact Improvisation, a discipline grounded in attention to sensation.
Pro-active engagers, we offer training and dance events to people with both dance and non-dance backgrounds, of all ages and abilities. We often recruit our performers from this varied group.
founded in 2009, is a collaboration between Kyle Syverson and Miki Mappin. Our vision is for our performances to engage the imagination and help people free themselves from apathy, fear, and complacency–-promoting a more present, loving and resilient society. We strongly believe that dance is a universal need. We welcome diversity.
For KSAMB, dance is both a question, and an answer. To dance is a radical act.
Our home is on indigenous land. We acknowledge that treaties have not been honoured, and that our hosts and neighbours continue to live under oppression. We work for reconciliation and redress.
Our work is site-specific and frequently performed outdoors for diverse audiences and events. Some of our extreme performance contexts border on 'dance survival'. Our work is generated from our practice of Contact Improvisation, a discipline grounded in attention to sensation.
Pro-active engagers, we offer training and dance events to people with both dance and non-dance backgrounds, of all ages and abilities. We often recruit our performers from this varied group.
An early response to the pandemic, late March, 2020:
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