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A Brimful of Asha
Where: Online, a Surrey Civic Theatres Digital Stage presentation
When: Jan. 15, 7 p.m.
Info: Pay-what-you-can, suggested $15, surrey.ca
A hilarious, awkward, and true story of generation and culture clash. A Why Not Theatre Production, written and performed by Ravi and Asha Jain. Join real-life mother and son, Asha and Ravi Jain, as they share the stage to tell this true, hilarious, awkward (and very Canadian) story of generational and cultural clash. When Ravi takes a trip to India his parents decide it is the perfect time to introduce him to potential brides. Ravi is not sold on the idea of getting married—at least not yet—but Asha fears that time is running out.
Arts Club: Digital Edition
Where: Online
When: Ongoing
Info: digital.artsclub.com
Physical separation won’t stop the Arts Club from connecting via the power of theatre! While the stages are dark, check out the new and archived digital content, as well as a calendar of online events all from the comfort of your own home.
Bard on the Beach Festival: BMO Virtual Mainstage
Where: Online
When: Ongoing, new episodes available on a weekly basis
Info: bardonthebeach.org
Bard Beyond the Beach offers original, artist-driven programming that includes spoken word, music and on-location performance segments, in imaginative formats and with advanced production values.
DANCE
Digital Dance Series: Caroline MacCaull
Where: Online, presented by The Dance Centre
When: Jan. 20, 6-6:15 p.m.
Info: Free, advance registration is required, thedancecentre.ca
Centered around digital technology, looping and real-time manipulation, Caroline MacCaull’s 003_playback is a participatory, movement exploration presented through a live-streamed platform. In the work, the audience votes on the sound, lighting and how the movement will be altered. The performer then kinaesthetically responds to these real-time choices made by the participants, via visual playback. Drawing from video games and simulation technology, this interactive performance explores surveillance, control, dismemberment and agency.
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