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Shows

June 5 & 6 Imago at Dancing on the Edge Festival in Vancouver

Imago Landscape Corporeal Imago Photo Chris Randle Artists Eowynn Enquist and Isak Enquist

Imago

Imago is a “visually stunning, emotionally resonant” (Ed Fest Mag) contemporary aerial dance duet. Winner of the IC Best Production award at the 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the work explores the fragile space between holding onto another and letting them go. The title refers both to the final winged stage of an insect after metamorphosis and to an archetypal image carried within the psyche. Drawing on these meanings, Imago reflects on the figures we hold within us—and the transformation of the beheld once freed from another’s hold.

 

Critics have praised it as “an incredibly impressive feat of acrobatics, staging, and sound design” (Fest), “a beautifully executed and contemplative experience” (Edinburgh Festival for Kids), and “a thoughtful and beautiful take on circus and aerial skills” (Voice Mag).

 

“Imago carries you with it, skyward… somewhere beyond words.” — Three Weeks

Direction, Choreography + Original Cast: Gabrielle Martin + Jeremiah Hughes

Current Cast: Jeremiah Hughes + Brenna Metzmeier 

Lighting Design: Sophie Tang

All music composed by Nicolas Bernier

Except ○ I composed by Nicolas Bernier + Simon Trottier

Costumes: Amy McDougall

Photos: Chris Randle

Voice Mag

Fest

The QR

Ed Fest Mag

Scots Gay Arts

Three Weeks

Imago was created with the support of Canada Council for the Arts, British Columbia Arts Council, Cirkör LAB, Centre de création, Résidences Ponctuelles of Espace catastrophe // Centre International de Création des Arts du Cirque, The Dance Centre, Dancing on the Edge Festival, and KW Studios. 

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Drift

Premiered May 21-23, 2026 at The Dance Centre

Drift inhabits the haunted aftermath of the anthropocene, where the human form has dissolved into the backdrop of a landscape scarred by its own existence.

Direction: Gabrielle Martin & Jeremiah Hughes

Choreography: Gabrielle Martin & Jeremiah Hughes with performing artists 

Performing artists: Andréane Leclerc, Arash Khakpour, Davi Rodrigues, Nicole Rose Bond, Vanessa Goodman

Associate performer: Ysadora Dias

Music: Jo Hirabayashi

Lighting: Jeremiah Hughes with Itai Erdal & Chengyan Boon

Drift  was created with the support of Canada Council for the Arts, British Columbia Arts Council and The Dance Centre Artist-in-Residency program (Vancouver, BC).

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Throe

Throe explores our interdependence in the aftermath of our future disaster; in a world of aerial ropes, six powerful performers cling to what remains in the throes of survival.

"A fresh new choreographic language" - Stir Vancouver

Directors-choreographers: Gabrielle Martin & Jeremiah Hughes

Aerialist-Dancers: Marissa Wong, Brenna Metzmeier,

Juan Duarte, Jeremiah Hughes, Alex Tam, Brianne Chan

Former cast includes: Eowynn Enquist, Isak Enquist, Darian Mark

Composer: Jo Hirabayashi 

Lighting Designer: Sophie Tang

Costume Designer: Amy McDougall

Photo: Chris Randle

Throe was created in a 2021-22 residency at The Dance Centre (Vancouver, BC) and premiered November 17-19, 2022 as part of the Global dance Connections series at The Dance Centre. It has since been presented at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts in 2023 and Chilliwack Cultural Centre, dance Immersion (Toronto), and Arts Revelstoke in 2024.

Canada Council for the Arts, a Funder and sponsor of Corporeal Imago
BC Arts Council, a Funder and sponsor of Corporeal Imago

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Corporeal Imago Performing Arts Society is privileged to create and produce on the stolen, ancestral and traditional territories of the Coast Salish Peoples: Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm 

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