The Guide

Ballet BC

677 Davie Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada V6B 2G6
604-732-5003

www.balletbc.com

RESULTS IN MONTECRISTO

Arts

Ballet BC Director Medhi Walerski Makes Space for Challenging and Original Art

At a time when arts organizations are falling back on pop culture, Walerski is doubling down on original and challenging artworks.

Arts

Emily Molnar

A decade’s difference.

Celebrating her 10th year as artistic director of Vancouver-based Ballet BC, Emily Molnar has taken the company from the brink of bankruptcy to sought-after, internationally-renowned success.

MONTE Blog: Ballet BC’s 30th Anniversary

Arts

Ballet BC’s 30th Anniversary

The three-decade dance.

Dance is about demonstrating the depths of what a person can do with nothing but their own strength and control, and that Ballet BC has been doing so for three decades is no minor feat.

MONTECRISTO: Ballet BC

Arts

Taking Shape

A collaboration with Ballet BC.

MONTECRISTO magazine, in collaboration with Ballet BC, presents “Taking Shape”, a creative editorial featuring Ballet BC dancers Gilbert Small, Alyson Fretz and Makaila Wallace.

MONTE Blog: Gustavo Ramirez Sansano

Arts

Ballet BC’s “UN/A”

A first for last.

As Ballet BC closes in on the end of another successful season, they’ve kept a first for last. The upcoming presentation of UN/A marks a Canadian introduction to Spanish choreographer Gustavo Ramirez Sansano.

MONTECRISTO Blog: Alberta Ballet, Fumbling Towards Ecstasy

Arts

Fumbling Towards Ecstasy

Alberta Ballet in rehearsal.

Alberta Ballet gave MONTECRISTO a look inside the studio where dancers spent countless hours rehearsing for Fumbling Towards Ecstasy, presented by Ballet BC from November 14 to 16.

MONTECRISTO Magazine: Ballet B.C. Backstage Pass

Arts

Ballet BC Backstage Pass

A preview of <i>Tilt</i>.

Dancers rehearse three works that comprise Ballet BC’s 2013-14 season opener, Tilt, which opens October 17 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.

MONTECRISTO: Ballet BC

Style

Taking Shape with Ballet BC

Movements.

A creative editorial short of improvised contemporary dance performed by members of Ballet BC.