Choreography: Lesley Telford
Music: Henry Purcell, King Arthur; John Cage, Apartment House; Johann Sebastian Bach and Ryuichi Sakamoto, Glen Gould Gathering; John Cage, Four 2 (Latvian Radio Choir); Abel Carl Friedrich, Prelude; Henry Purcell, Oedipus
Costumes: Lesley Telford
Scenography: Yoko Seyama
Lighting: Marc Parent
Duration: 23 minutes

Vancouver-based artist Lesley Telford, who spent years with the Nederland Dans Theater, presents the piece Beguile. The choreographer explores interconnectivity, the influence we have on others and the influence others have on our individuality. Are we really independent beings?

Choreography: Kristen Cere
Music: Henry Purcell and other music
Costumes: Marija Djordjevic
Sets: Kristen Céré
Duration: 40 minutes

Canadian choreographer Kristen Céré has distinguished herself notably at Nederlands Dans Theater and is interested in the complexity and depth of human emotion. Delightful Disruption attempts to investigate the fragile and dark regions within us longing for light. In this intimate creation, Céré uses movement to explore a way of navigating through visceral and raw expression while taking a closer look at the shadow within.

Choreography: Cass Mortimer Eipper
Original score: Cass Mortimer Eipper
Costumes and sets: Marija Djordjevic
Duration: 30 minutes

Cass Mortimer Eipper, award-winning dancer of the West Australian Ballet and the Sydney Dance Company, is driven by an exploration of alternate realities. Worlds that help us to reassess our senses and cognition as we journey through lands made from mismatched bits and pieces. His piece Substrate is one of these re-formed collages: a creation that explores the mysterious sensory and control apparatus known as our nervous system.