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Gratitude to all who helped make this night... colorful, memorable, magical... your presence is appreciated! Stay tuned for more photos and video. The Movement Improvisation investigation continues... |
NUIT DE COULEURS February 19, City Hall Square
GOODBYE POLAR VORTEX! Better weather is HERE!
NUIT DE COULEURS, Friday, February 19, 8 to 10 pm.
A moving dance and lighting installation sponsored by Production Lighting.
Free admission, but we appreciate a donation to help cover our expenses. E-transfer to ksambdance@gmail.com or cash at the performance.
KSAMB’s work is site-specific dance improvisation. Risky, creative, and the perfect exercise in awareness, love, and resilience. NUIT DE COULEURS involved 8 dancers and lighting designer J.J. Neufeld, improvising together in real time! The audience was invited to come and go between 8 and 10 pm, observing distancing and group size restrictions.
The site was activated the whole 2 hours with light and music. We encouraged participation and movement. KSAMB dancers performed 8–8:45, and again 9:15–10 pm. From 8:45–9:15 visitors were be encouraged to join a physically distanced dance jam!
NUIT DE COULEURS installation was a special edition of our weekly WILD CARD MOVEMENT series, where our dancers have been honing their skills in live improvised performance. Some of our dancers' bios can be seen at this LINK
WILD CARD MOVEMENT: Every Friday, 7pm to 7:30 at City Hall Square, KSAMB Dance Company presents dance improvisation experiments open to the public. Up to 10 dancers, aged 20-65, collaborate to create an outdoor dance performance. This diverse, dedicated group of movers has been presenting their work weekly since August!
http://www.ksamb.com/wild-card-movement.html
As part of their Dance OUTside program, on Saturday afternoons KSAMB brightens the Meewasin trail with dance experiments. Tuesdays and Sundays in Buena Vista and Optimist parks, they host community dance jams. http://www.ksamb.com/dance-outside.html
KSAMB Dance Company strongly believes in the importance of dance for health and social wellbeing, especially in times of crisis. From the beginning of restrictions, when we moved all our dance activities outdoors, we have followed the latest provincial and federal guidelines and researched best practices to reduce the risk of viral transmission.
http://www.ksamb.com/ksamb-covid-19-plan.html
KSAMB was founded in 2010 by dancer Kyle Syverson and designer Miki Mappin. It includes movers and artists of diverse backgrounds and ages. They have been presenting winter performances since Wintershines 2013.
NUIT DE COULEURS, Friday, February 19, 8 to 10 pm.
A moving dance and lighting installation sponsored by Production Lighting.
Free admission, but we appreciate a donation to help cover our expenses. E-transfer to ksambdance@gmail.com or cash at the performance.
KSAMB’s work is site-specific dance improvisation. Risky, creative, and the perfect exercise in awareness, love, and resilience. NUIT DE COULEURS involved 8 dancers and lighting designer J.J. Neufeld, improvising together in real time! The audience was invited to come and go between 8 and 10 pm, observing distancing and group size restrictions.
The site was activated the whole 2 hours with light and music. We encouraged participation and movement. KSAMB dancers performed 8–8:45, and again 9:15–10 pm. From 8:45–9:15 visitors were be encouraged to join a physically distanced dance jam!
NUIT DE COULEURS installation was a special edition of our weekly WILD CARD MOVEMENT series, where our dancers have been honing their skills in live improvised performance. Some of our dancers' bios can be seen at this LINK
WILD CARD MOVEMENT: Every Friday, 7pm to 7:30 at City Hall Square, KSAMB Dance Company presents dance improvisation experiments open to the public. Up to 10 dancers, aged 20-65, collaborate to create an outdoor dance performance. This diverse, dedicated group of movers has been presenting their work weekly since August!
http://www.ksamb.com/wild-card-movement.html
As part of their Dance OUTside program, on Saturday afternoons KSAMB brightens the Meewasin trail with dance experiments. Tuesdays and Sundays in Buena Vista and Optimist parks, they host community dance jams. http://www.ksamb.com/dance-outside.html
KSAMB Dance Company strongly believes in the importance of dance for health and social wellbeing, especially in times of crisis. From the beginning of restrictions, when we moved all our dance activities outdoors, we have followed the latest provincial and federal guidelines and researched best practices to reduce the risk of viral transmission.
http://www.ksamb.com/ksamb-covid-19-plan.html
KSAMB was founded in 2010 by dancer Kyle Syverson and designer Miki Mappin. It includes movers and artists of diverse backgrounds and ages. They have been presenting winter performances since Wintershines 2013.
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