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Deep End Week 2024: Rest & Reflection

Produced by Nova Dance

Nova Dance is back with this year’s Deep End Week! Drop-ins are available for “In Conversation with” sessions facilitated by Nova Bhattacharya and featuring inspiring guest artists:

Mon Aug 12 – Blessyl Buan
Tues Aug 13 – Rebecca Singh
Wed Aug 14 – Justine Woods
Thur Aug 15 – Angie Cheng
Fri Aug 16 – Yolanda Bonnell (Conducted on Zoom, projection in Franco Boni Theatre)

Each conversation will take place from 4:15 to 5:45 pm at The Theatre Centre. You can choose to attend one or more sessions.

You are also invited to the Public Sharing on Saturday, August 17, from 4 pm to 5 pm at the Franco Boni Theatre.

If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

We look forward to seeing you!

Nova Dance’s Long-Term Relationship with The Theatre Centre

Since moving to The Theatre Centre 10 years ago, we’ve worked with various companies who return to The Theatre Centre year after year. Fun fact: Nova Dance is the first dance company LTR for The Theatre Centre and The Theatre Centre are excited to continue this LTR this year for Deep End Week!

LTR (Long Term Relationship) is a long-term partnership that invites non-venued companies to make The Theatre Centre their home for several years. We provide companies with the space to create and produce, and – vitally – the stability to make long-term strategic decisions.

As a nomadic company for 35 years, we know how hard it is to be constantly on the move. After finding a permanent home in 2014 we knew we wanted to open the space to as many artists as we could. We believe resources go further when you share them and LTR is one way we put that belief into action.

Credits

Thank you to The Theatre Centre, Metcalf Foundation and all previous Deep End Week team members and participants who have helped evolve and develop the program over the years!
August 12, 2024
to August 17, 2024

Tickets are FREE with RSVP

Venue

Franco Boni Theatre

Performance Dates

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