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Themes of surveillance, territory and propaganda in Major Motion Picture

Image Credit: Contributed/Vernon and District Preforming Arts Centre

VERNON - The Vernon and District Performing Arts Centre proudly presents Major Motion Picture on Friday Sept. 30 2016 at 7:30 p.m. Major Motion Picture is the first show of 2016/2017 Dance Series.

Out Innerspace Dance Theatre is a Vancouver based company dedicated to furthering the development and appreciation of contemporary dance in Canada through the creation of innovative and integral dance works. Vernon is the first stop on Out Innerspace’s fall tour.

Major Motion Picture explores timely cultural themes of surveillance, territory, propaganda and belief through eccentric and lawless characters.

Seven dancers fight for the theatre, losing and gaining the grounds for their power, identity and desire.

Two populations emerge, The Insiders and The Others while one character, The Representative manufactures conflict and information. Out Innerspace recognizes the importance of challenging our preconceptions of what can be expected, experienced and expounded in contemporary dance

The performance includes infrared technology and an on-stage surveillance system alongside Out Innerspace’s trailblazing movement invention. The innovative choreography is set to the music of Bernard Herrmann, Ennio Morricone, Pulse Percussion Ensemble, Vanalles, Young Gutted and an original composition by Belgian producer Tristan Vloeberghs.

“Unlike anything you’ve ever seen…suffice it to say you’ve never seen movement like this, or characters like this, on a dance stage before,” Janet Smith of the Georgia Straight said.

Last January the Vernon and District Performing Arts Centre hosted Out Innerspace for a technical residency to incorporate lights and projection into their show. The Company also participated in The Performing Arts Centres’ Community Outreach program and Workshop for dance/drama students and a private show for workshop attendees and dance subscription ticket holders.

Being avid dance educators, Artistic Directors David Raymond and Tiffany Tregarthen will arrive in Vernon a week prior to the show for a week of outreach, enthusiastically engaging all levels of dance experience with a deep interest in discovery and play. They incorporate their own dance making methods and repertoire with an aim to translate them into universal and personal approaches for the participants to experiment with their own dance impulses.

Subscriptions for the Society’s 2016/17 Dance Series are on sale now, giving you more of what you love – for less!

At $155 for adults, these five show packages save 15% off single ticket prices.

Single tickets to Major Motion Picture are on sale at $30 for adults, $27 for seniors and $25 for students. 

Visit Ticket Seller online here, or call the Ticket Seller at 250-549-SHOW (7469) for more information.

Major Motion Picture
By Out Innerspace Dance Theatre
Friday, Sept. 30 2016 at 7:30 p.m.
Vernon and District Performing Arts Centre
For Tickets call the Ticket Seller at 549-SHOW (7469) or visit Ticket Seller online
$30 Adult - $27 Senior - $25 Student - $5 eyeGO
Discounts available for members of the Vernon and District Performing Arts Centre Society

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