LIFT
Inverso's
Intergenerational
Festival
May 21-23, 2025
May 21st & 22nd at the Roundhouse Community Centre
May 23rd at the Orpheum Annex Theatre
Tickets and schedule available soon. Save the date!
Join Inverso Productions for 3 days of intergenerational dance: performances, workshops, panels, and time to connect. Performances include: a solo by Claudia Moore, a recent creation by All Bodies Dance, and Inverso’s Borrowed Time, bringing together professional and community dancers to explore constellations of care in different phases of our lives.
Inverso’s Intergenerational Festival will be an annual event starting in Spring 2025. This event is based on a belief in dance as means to connect beyond across age groups. As our relationships shift over time, this dynamic from parent to child, care-giver to care-receiver, mentor to mentee transforms. The intention of this Festival is to highlight the diversity of our collective lived experience, to inspire a fresh view on aging in society and include representation of older adults as part of our community in performance. Ultimately, it is about how we all lift each other up.
Contact for more information or if you would like to participate in Borrowed Time:
[email protected]
Sponsor acknowledgement
Thanks to the BC Arts Council and the Canada Council of the Arts and our private donors for their generous support and to The Scotiabank Dance Centre.
May 23rd at the Orpheum Annex Theatre
Tickets and schedule available soon. Save the date!
Join Inverso Productions for 3 days of intergenerational dance: performances, workshops, panels, and time to connect. Performances include: a solo by Claudia Moore, a recent creation by All Bodies Dance, and Inverso’s Borrowed Time, bringing together professional and community dancers to explore constellations of care in different phases of our lives.
Inverso’s Intergenerational Festival will be an annual event starting in Spring 2025. This event is based on a belief in dance as means to connect beyond across age groups. As our relationships shift over time, this dynamic from parent to child, care-giver to care-receiver, mentor to mentee transforms. The intention of this Festival is to highlight the diversity of our collective lived experience, to inspire a fresh view on aging in society and include representation of older adults as part of our community in performance. Ultimately, it is about how we all lift each other up.
Contact for more information or if you would like to participate in Borrowed Time:
[email protected]
Sponsor acknowledgement
Thanks to the BC Arts Council and the Canada Council of the Arts and our private donors for their generous support and to The Scotiabank Dance Centre.
Inverso Productions gratefully acknowledges that the land on which we work and create is the unceded territory of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations. We are committed to ongoing learning to be informed allies of Indigineous people.
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Inverso Productions Society
1190 Kilmer Rd, North Vancouver, BC, V7K 1R1
Inverso Productions Society
1190 Kilmer Rd, North Vancouver, BC, V7K 1R1