tbt / 2014
I appreciated theis possibility, the forest fires had brought a kind of psychic shift to the chity but mostly it wasn’t yet spoken of, and here wa sa piece of art that invited the catastrophe into the work. It allowed for a space of contemplation.”
Stephen Hill, Director, on Duck Dances 2014
Stephen Hill on Duck Dances
Read MoreMeet Erin Robertson, social media Manager and Musician
Read MoreMeet Ysadora Dias, Dance Aritst
Read MoreJoin us in summer twilight!
Read More“The work is never done. Sanctuary always needed”
Steve Paxton
“As though the world were touching me through my feet or through my body to direct me and to support me.”
Read MoreOn studies with Judith Koltai Peavy:
“The strength of her ability to hold the space in a room and watch truly what was taking place is unparalleled in my experience. This objectivity provided a yielding and an anchor that allowed me as a researcher to explore whatever came up…”
Read MoreAn opportunity to study with Jennifer in spring 2025.
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Read MoreWelcome!
Mascall and O’Neil first met back in 2019 during an international Dance Centre residency exchange called Space to Fail that brought together artists from Vancouver, New Zealand, and Australia. The pair hit it off, and the following year they received an invitation from Footnote New Zealand Dance to collaborate on a project—thus, The Impossible Has Already Happened was born.
Read MoreFriday, Anvil Lobby, 6:30pm, before the show.
A workshop with New Zealand’s Claire O’Neil, choreographer, artistic director and educator - a rare opportunity to share her exhilaration about dance, and her wealth of knowledge and insight. We hope you’ll come.
Register: email: community.mascalldance@gmail.com
Read MoreClaire O’Neil, who has co-created The Impossible Has Already Happened with Jennifer Mascall, joins the cast, performing the Canadian premiere and tour!
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