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    • The Three Questions
    • Pendulum
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    • Grand Hotel
    • Analogy for Solid Bones
    • Solo Work
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Phin Performing Arts

SOLO WORK

Woman Standing on a Chair in a Red Dress

Possibility.  Regret.  A path followed, a path forsaken.  Every decision leads us on a path that diverges from the point of choice.  Can we go back? Initiated by the challenge of creating purely from movement and composition, a self-portrait of sorts has emerged, asking us to see 'what is' -- and imagine 'what could be'.

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Gavia

In her debut performance, Gavia is introduced as a lovelorn, lonely, loony lady, with sentimental thoughts of the past.  Inspired by the plight of the Common Loon, Gavia is a lament for the last loon left, the last one to survive environmental stressors such as mercury poisoning that threaten their existence.  Somewhat blind, burdened with the thought of the young she could no longer carry on her back and the memory of her lost "mate for life", Gavia has a predisposition to excessive preening and a slightly odd way of doing things. 

The Common Loon population is threatened by mercury poisioning and habitat disruption; for more information go to http://www.hww.ca/hww2.asp?id=53.

Phin Performing Arts operates on the ancestral lands of Mi’kma’ki, in Kjipuktuk/Halifax. We are grateful to share these lands with the Mi’kmaw people.  We respect these lands and their original inhabitants, including the animals and people who have walked here before us, and aim to tread lightly on the earth out of respect for its future inhabitants.  

 

 

Phin Performing Arts
Kjipuktuk/Halifax
Canada
info *at* phin.ca
(902) 292-9366
 

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