Dance Wheelchair Accessible
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(902) 532-7704
Doors open at 6:45pm
Meredith Kalaman, two time Chrystal Dance Prize winner, choreographer and dancer, relocated to Nova Scotia from the Pacific Coast in 2020 makes her Atlantic debut of her choreography at King’s Theatre. Performing alongside local artists to Nova Scotia, accompanied to music by Mark Bachynski, former drummer of Classified.
With dancers: Sara Coffin, Amelia McGrath, Solène Bernier + Meredith Kalaman
Lighting Design: Benoit Gravel
Voice/Poetry: Gabby Bernard
Music: Al Bowlly, Sidney Bechet, Scott Joplin, Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Mark Bachynski, Daniel Birch
Dramaturge/Mentor: Raïna von Waldenburg
The Entertainer
What does a performer without an audience do? This has been the central theme of a work that was initially devised to reference the magic of past entertainers that have graced the stage. Now in a time when the entertainers role seems in question, yet more necessary than ever before, looking back to past entertainers who brought relief to their audiences through escapism and humor becomes a whole new exploration for the role of art as relief.
the sea of my tomorrows
A new work graciously supported by the Dancing on the Edge Festivals Covid Commission Grant and the King’s Theatre. The sea of my tomorrows is a new contemporary dance piece created with dancers from the Pacific Coast and Atlantic Coast, taking its inspiration from these distant seascapes coming together to narrate an onerous journey across the water. This piece is ignited by the body’s capacity to hold and translate memories through water and the emotional and psychological role water plays in our lives.
[email protected]
(902) 532-7704
Doors open at 6:45pm
Meredith Kalaman, two time Chrystal Dance Prize winner, choreographer and dancer, relocated to Nova Scotia from the Pacific Coast in 2020 makes her Atlantic debut of her choreography at King’s Theatre. Performing alongside local artists to Nova Scotia, accompanied to music by Mark Bachynski, former drummer of Classified.
With dancers: Sara Coffin, Amelia McGrath, Solène Bernier + Meredith Kalaman
Lighting Design: Benoit Gravel
Voice/Poetry: Gabby Bernard
Music: Al Bowlly, Sidney Bechet, Scott Joplin, Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Mark Bachynski, Daniel Birch
Dramaturge/Mentor: Raïna von Waldenburg
The Entertainer
What does a performer without an audience do? This has been the central theme of a work that was initially devised to reference the magic of past entertainers that have graced the stage. Now in a time when the entertainers role seems in question, yet more necessary than ever before, looking back to past entertainers who brought relief to their audiences through escapism and humor becomes a whole new exploration for the role of art as relief.
the sea of my tomorrows
A new work graciously supported by the Dancing on the Edge Festivals Covid Commission Grant and the King’s Theatre. The sea of my tomorrows is a new contemporary dance piece created with dancers from the Pacific Coast and Atlantic Coast, taking its inspiration from these distant seascapes coming together to narrate an onerous journey across the water. This piece is ignited by the body’s capacity to hold and translate memories through water and the emotional and psychological role water plays in our lives.
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing
$24 Adult
Youth FREE
$1.50 ticketing fee and HST additional
Royalty Card holders get 10% off
Proof of Full Vaccination and Face Masks are required. Please arrive early.
Where to buy Tickets: Box Office: Tue-Fri 10-3
Purchase Tickets Online
$24 Adult
Youth FREE
$1.50 ticketing fee and HST additional
Royalty Card holders get 10% off
Proof of Full Vaccination and Face Masks are required. Please arrive early.
Where to buy Tickets: Box Office: Tue-Fri 10-3
Purchase Tickets Online
Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
[email protected]
902-532-7704
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