Map by Years
Produced by Peggy Baker Dance Projects
Map by Years features the reconstruction of three of Peggy Baker’s landmark solos: Her Heart, Krishna’s Mouth, and Portal, alongside the world premiere of unmoored, choreographed by the incomparable Sarah Chase.
*Available for all performances: A limited number of TAD Seats are available to patrons for whom it may increase accessibility. TAD (Tactile Audio Display) is an multi-channel tactile sound system for the body. ASL interpreted performances on Thursday, February 22nd and Saturday, February 24th.
Dancers:
Jessica Runge
Natasha Bakht, Mairi Greig (Feb 22 @ 8pm, 24 @ 3pm, 25 @ 3 pm)
Kate Holden, Andrea Nann (Feb 21, 23, 24)
Peggy Baker
Cellist: Anne Bourne
Pianist: Peter Longworth
Choreography: Peggy Baker, Sarah Chase
Sound Design: Debashis Sinha
Lighting: Marc Parent
Stage Manager/Technical Director: Gabriel Cropley
February 21, 2018
to February 25, 2018
Tickets are Student/senior/arts worker $22 | Adult $30
The Theatre Centre
Wednesday, February 21 – 8:00pm
Thursday, February 22 – 8:00pm – ASL interpreted performance
Friday, February 23 – 8:00pm
Saturday, February 24 – 3:00pm – Pay What You Can available in person 2 hours before show – cash only. ASL interpreted performance.
Saturday, February 24 – 8:00pm
Sunday, February 25 – 3:00pm
Pre-show artist chat in the lobby 30 minutes prior to every performance.
ASL interpreted performances and pre-show chats on February 22 at 8pm, and February 24 at 3pm.
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