Plastic Orchid Factory

I Care What You Think

Performance | Spectacle

BC
October 3-5 octobre 2019
Contemporary

Plastic Orchid Factory

Digital Folk

Participatory | Participatif

Maple Ridge BC
February 2 février 2019
7:00 | 19:00, 8:00 | 20:00
Interdisciplinary

Plastic Orchid Factory

Digital Folk

Performance | Spectacle

Calgary AB
November 3-4 novembre 2018
Contemporary

Plastic Orchid Factory

Digital Folk

Performance | Spectacle

Edmonton AB
November 8-9 novembre 2018
8, 9 @ 7:00 | 19:00 & 8:00 | 20:00
Interdisciplinary

Curating Time

Plastic orchid factory’s i miss doing nothing By Rachel Silver Maddock

In a large white studio, an immersive dance installation is going on, drawing audience members (or participants) into a space distinct from yet porous with the street below. To mark the ten-year anniversary of plastic orchid factory, performers and directors Natalie LeFebvre Gnam and James Gnam designed a unique movement retrospective framed by the present – i miss doing nothing.

Posted July 30, 2018

Feedback and Paradox

Digital Folk is part video game, part costume party and incorporates live music and dance. As an installation presented by Plastic Orchid Factory as part of Dance in Vancouver and DIY@DIV it was presented as a looping performance that took place on November 23 through 24 at Left of Main in Vancouver.

Posted February 6, 2018

Plastic Orchid Factory

Digital Folk Strikes Back

Performance | Spectacle

Vancouver BC
November 23-24 novembre 2017
9:00 | 21:00 & 10:00 | 22:00
Contemporary

Plastic Orchid Factory, Mayday Danse

Animal Triste

Performance | Spectacle

Vancouver ON
October 19-21 octobre 2017
8:00 | 20:00
Contemporary

Plastic Orchid Factory

Digital Folk

Performance | Spectacle

Vancouver BC
September 21-25 septembre 2016
Sept. 21-24 @ 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00 | 19:00, 20:00 & 21:00
Interdisciplinary

Festival Roundup

Dancing on the Edge: Festival of Contemporary Dance By Eury Chang

Since 1988, the Dancing on the Edge festival (DOTE) has been presented at the Firehall Arts Centre and a growing number of partner venues throughout Vancouver. As the city’s longest-running contemporary dance festival, DOTE serves the professional dance milieu through an eclectic program consisting of full-length, mixed bill and site-specific dance works. This year a mixture of emerging, established, local and visiting dancers took to the stage and, like previous years, there seemed to be no particular or overarching aesthetic. However, it would be safe to say that innovative, experimental and works-in-progress foregrounded the entire event. I ventured out to view a handful of such works, which left me with the some lasting impressions.

Posted September 15, 2014

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