Unquiets Winds. Photo: Joseph Michael Photography.

Brendan Wyatt and Sylvie Bouchard in Unquiet Winds. Photo by Joseph Michael Photography

PRESENTED BY DUSK DANCES HALIBURTON,
AS A LICENSEE OF DUSK DANCES INC.

Dusk Dances Haliburton is a part of the Haliburton County Community Co-operative

HOSTED BY DAN WATSON
FEATURING LIVE MUSIC BY PHIL McMAHON AND THE BOGGY ROAD BOYS

1981 FM

Choreographed by Throwdown Collective

Performed by Zhenya Cerneacov, Mairéad Filgate, Brodie Stevenson.

Throwdown Collective returns with their third
and most daring piece yet. This time the dynamic trio combines
their signature high-paced and energetic physicality with a vaguely vintage car.
Come see the trio re-invent the classic afternoon drive.

First premiered at Dusk Dances 2013.

Unquiet Winds

Choreographed by Denise Fujiwara

Performed by Sylvie Bouchard and Brendan Wyatt

Unquiet Winds was inspired by medieval Japanese and European love poems. Its creation employs principles of Japanese Butoh dance.

“I saw a girl under green laurel
Colder and whiter than the snow
Untouched by the sun for many years”.
Francesco Petrarch

“Imperceptible
It withers in the world
This flower-like human heart.”
Komachi

First premiered at Dusk Dances 2013.

Inner City Sirens, PART II

Choreographed by Julia Aplin

Performed by Mairéad Filgate and Brodie Stevenson.
Musicians: Blake Howard and Jesse Baird.
Music Composed by Deb Sinha and Chris Wilson.

Reigning World Champions in the sport of pairs synchronized swimming
for petite pools! The athletes will display the strength, co-ordination
and skill needed to maintain the highest level of accomplishment.
Cheer them on as they strive to overcome challenges
and thrive in the glory of the sport.

First premiered at Dusk Dances 1998.

Evenfall

Choreographed by Julie Barban

Performed by Juilan Anderson, Christine Bishop, Rebecca Hamilton, Sonya Flatman, Natalya Gimon, Noelle Dupret Smith, Alyssa Morisette, Emily Alexander, Jack Gmuzdek, Lily Manning, Paige Hough, Isabel (Izzy) Hill, Freyja Neimann-Rowe, Lexi Bunn and Chloe Morisette.

As the sun sets, we see the Man in the Moon and his moon rising. His moon’s light draws out all the moths of the night including the beautiful Luna Moth. Instead of the Luna Moth being drawn to the light of the Man in the Moon, we witness the reverse, he is drawn to her. The dance reveals how this relationship unfurls.

Premieres at Dusk Dances Haliburton 2014.