Name: Shannon Scott Trio, Daniel O’Shea (Theatre) @ The Gold Saucer - Dec 04, 2018
Start: 2018-12-04T21:30:00-08:00
End: 2018-12-04T23:59:00-08:00
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Shannon Scott Trio, Daniel O’Shea (Theatre)

Weekly performance series curated by Barbara Adler, Cole Schmidt & James Meger. ...

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Music Classical / Baroque / Opera Jazz / Blues Theatre

Tue. December 4th 2018 + Add to Calendar

The Gold Saucer (All Ages)

9:30pm Doors at: 9:00pm

Artists

Shannon Scott Trio

Daniel O’Shea (Theatre)

Presented by:

Sawdust Collector

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207 West Hastings Vancouver BC

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Weekly performance series curated by Barbara Adler, Cole Schmidt & James Meger. Tuesdays at the Gold Saucer Studio.

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• December 4th •

SHANNON SCOTT TRIO (Creative Song)

DANIEL O’SHEA (Theatre) “Are we not drawn onward”

https://www.facebook.com/events/684872798536454/

•• December 11th ••

NEW WORKS 15 Featuring

WALLGRIN (Experimental Pop)

ALVARO ROJAS (Composer and Guitar) with Meredith Bates (Violin), James Meger (Bass), Liam MacDonald (Percussion), and Sam Cartwright (Drums)

KATE FRANKLIN & JAMIE ROBINSON (Contemporary Dance)

••• December 13th •••

Change Play at the Wise Hall Featuring

DÁLAVA & IAN MCFARLANE (puppetry)

SKYE BROOKS (solo drums) & IAN MCFARLANE (puppetry)

ERIKA ANGELL (Thus Owls), RÓISÍN ADAMS & PEGGY LEE "Beatings are in the body"

https://www.facebook.com/events/2422313674449863/

•••• December 18th ••••

Christmas Party!

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WALLGRIN
Harsh screeches, angelic choirs, mangled noises and soaring strings — Wallgrin creates a contemporary soundtrack for ancient mythologies. The art-pop solo project of composer, vocalist and violinist Tegan Wahlgren, Wallgrin delves into the space between beauty and dissonance through layers of strings and exploratory vocals. Drawing from an array of musical influences — including fiddling and choral singing — Wallgrin melds fragments of myths to form the music of an indistinct and personal folklore.

ALVARO ROJAS
Alvaro Rojas is a composer and guitarist based in Vancouver B.C. His pieces have been performed by many of Canada’s finest new music groups, including the Turning Point Ensemble, Aventa Ensemble, Microcosmos String Quartet and others. He has scored numerous short films and performs regularly in the Lower Mainland leading his own groups and within various local music communities. For the Sawdust Collector new works series, he will be previewing music from an upcoming release in various intimate and stripped down formats.

On December 11th, Alvaro Rojas will be performing with Meredith Bates, James Meger, Liam MacDonald, and Sam Cartwright.

KATE FRANKLIN
Kate Franklin is a dance artist who has been working on contemporary dance for around 18 years. She collaborates most frequently with Justine A. Chambers and Tara Cheyenne Performance and jumps at every chance she gets to work with Valerie Calam (Company Vice Versa) in Toronto. She is beginning her third season as Associate Director of Modus Operandi and is inspired every day by Tiffany Tregarthen, David Raymond and every MO student.

JAMIE ROBINSON
Jamie Robinson is a Vancouver based contemporary dance artist. Jamie has studied at Modus Operandi Contemporary Dance Training Program and EDAM. As an independent artist she has recently had the pleasure of apprenticing for Tara Cheyenne Fredienberg. She has performed in festivals and events such as FUSE, Vancouver International Dance Festival, Dance Allsorts, and The Choreographers Walk. As a choreographer, Jamie has been commissioned to create work for Festival of Recorded Movement and selected to participate in Dance Victoria’s Choreographic Lab.

Last year, Kate and Jamie, started working together in a creation process that felt collaborative, considerate, and non-hierarchical. They showed the fruits of this research at Sawdust Collector in March 2018. This fall, thay are diving back in again. All they know so far is that they want to continue with Jamie in the role of choreographer and Kate in the role of performer/interpreter and that their shared interests in challenging these structures and the inherent hierarchy within them will lead them into a truly collaborative process. They are excited to work together this fall, and to check in with Sawdust Collector audiences three different times along the way.

Kate and Jamie received support for this process from Tara Cheyenne Performance's Startle Reflex residency at Left of Main

MORE INFO TO COME!

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Doors at 9:00 PM, Performance at 9:30 PM, $5 - $10 or PWYC at the door, cash only.
#211 - 207 West Hastings (Hastings & Cambie, above Nuba), instructions for entrance will be posted on the front door the night of the show.

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Sawdust Collector takes place at The Gold Saucer Studio, a collective space located in The Dominion Building. Information on how to enter the show is posted on the front door of the building by 8:45 PM on every show night. After 9:20 PM, you will need a cell phone to enter. If you do not have access to a phone, please arrive by 9:20 PM so that our door person can let you in.

The front door is located at 207 W. Hastings. There is one stair between the sidewalk and the building level. The studio is located on the second floor and is accessible by elevator. Seating is informal. There is one single-occupancy, gender-inclusive washroom on the second floor, accessible by key. We are a trans-inclusive space.

Sawdust Collector is run by us, three artists and our friends, who curate and produce the events on a volunteer basis. We own the glassware but not the room. A bit of scruff is part of the deal. If you have questions about what kind of scruff you're in for, please feel free to contact us: [email protected]

We acknowledge that our work takes place in Vancouver on traditional and unceded Indigenous land belonging to the Coast Salish peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish),Stó:lō and səlil̓wətaʔɬ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. We are grateful for this place.