Emotion | February 19 – 21
Edmonton’s Citie Ballet is renowned for its heartfelt and stunning performances. Join them as they perform both famed and original pas de deuxs surrounding the theme of love. The show is a passionate combination of love scenes, opening with Prokofiev’s famousbalcony scene in Romeo and Juliet, then leading to a more modern pair of star-crossed lovers in a scene from Moulin Rouge: The Ballet. A duet from Cyrano displays the rush of uncertainty that sometimes accompanies a relationship, and the evening concludes with Love Articulated, a new work by Edmonton dancer/choreographer Kiera Keglowitsch. This aptly named performance will bring out every possible emotion associated with the wild adventure of falling in love.
Timms Centre for the Arts | University of Alberta | 112 St. & 87 Ave. | 780- 420-1757
The Next Step Wild Rhythm Tour | February 12
Family Channel’s popular show The Next Step — about an elite group of teen dancers — is hitting the road again! For Canadian audiences, they are pairing with the musical cast of Lost & Found Music Studios. So be ready to enjoy both incredible dance routines and amazing musical performances! Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium | 11455-87 Ave. | 780-427-2760
Dynamic Directions | February 19 & 20
Experience the visionary works of three of Western Canada’s rising choreographic stars in this new feature by the Alberta Ballet. It will be an electrifying evening of contemporary and neoclassical ballet. Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium | 11455-87 Ave. | 780-427-2760
Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal | February 20
The internationally renowned dance company brings to life the stunning creations of Rouge, Mono Lisa, and Kosmos. Always a creative blend of contemporary and classical dance, these explosive and original works passionately celebrate the beauty and creative force of the human being.
Arden Theatre | 5 St. Anne Street, St. Albert | 780-459-1542
Broken Sound | February 24 – 27
The Brian Webb Dance Company presents a new experience inspired by Edmonton artist Gary James Joynes. His recent installation was a meditation on slowing down in life and ensuring that you are fully present in it. This new dance piece, by Brian Webb himself, promises a wild ride for all who witness it! Timms Centre for the Arts | University of Alberta | 112 St. & 87 Ave. | 780-420-1757
