P.O.V

P.O.V is a variety show of movement-based physical theater and dance, staged in the round. It moves through short, self-contained pieces. P.O.V is a variety show of movement-based physical theater and dance, staged in the round. It moves through short, self-contained pieces on contemporary politics, culture, and critique. Live at the perimeter, four visual artists render their personal read of the dance in front of them by hand - charcoal, paint, ink, sculpture - building work made to enter a permanent collection.By exposing the process of creation, P.O.V pulls the dancer, the visual artist, and the audience into the same grey area: a space void of a single fixed meaning, and full of the wonder of many. Every read of what's happening is valid and invalid at once. P.O.V doesn't resolve that tension. It's built on it.The performance closes into an exhibition of the work made live, available for purchase at the artists' discretion. Created by: Jadd Tank In Collaboration with: Calder White and Participating Local Visual Artists Performers: Jadd Tank, Calder White Collaborators Jadd Tank is a creative producer, choreographer, and movement consultant whose work explores storytelling through the body. His performance work has been presented at the Beirut International Platform of Dance Festival, Sziget Festival, Spoleto Festival dei Due Mondi, La MaMa New York, DiverseWorks Houston, and the 2020 World Expo, alongside a TEDx talk on movement and storytelling. He has worked with creative production companies Yaraqa and Pomegranate Arts, and his film and television credits include Susan Youssef's Marjoun & The Flying Headscarf and Amsterdam to Anatolia, Yaraqa's Netflix series Glimpses of a Future, the feature LoopHole, and Halloween Ends. Jadd is currently an MFA candidate and the founder of PQP Studios (Pourquoi Pas Studios), a creative production company. Calder White is a dance artist based on theunceded lands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh nations. He is an alumnus of Tkaronto’s Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre and holds a BFA in Dance from the Ohio State University. He has originated roles in works by Shay Kuebler, Joshua Beamish, Ziyian Kwan, and Rachel Meyer. His own choreography has been presented by institutions across North America, including Dancing on the Edge Festival, Danceworks Toronto, Ottawa Dance Directive, and Santa Barbara Dance Theater. He is the proud recipient of the 2022 Hnatyshyn Foundation’s Ukraine-Heritage, Spirit, and Future award for Exceptional Talent in Contemporary Dance. FREE Event: Register for Tickets on Eventbrite Note: Doors open at 6pm