2026 Festival of New Dance: Sister Nightlight
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George Stamos' transdisciplinary solo show, Sister Nightlight, is a seriously playful conversation between minimalism and magic. In a spellbinding performance, Stamos entwines storytelling, childhood memories of running wild in nature and freaky nightclubbing, with supernatural humour and vulnerability. Sister Nightlight dives us into a mesmerizing space between memory, feral imagination, and actuality. A grounded soliloquy teetering on the tip of a crack, edging toward luminosity. This radiant solo is inspired by the questions: How can queer ideas about magic and kinship nourish connections with the audience? How can story and movement open imaginative portals of delight and intimacy?
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After the performance, join us for a Silent Disco Dance Commute between the LSPU Hall and the Majestic Theatre for An Evening of Odditease.
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New this year! Neighbourhood Dance Works, WritersNL, Arts & Culture Centre, and Anna Templeton Centre are pleased to present Writers, Makers, & Illustrators in Residence programming adjacent to the 2026 Festival of New Dance. Learn more about the residency and sign up for free response labs on our website: https://www.neighbourhooddanceworks.com/fnd2026
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After the performance, join us for a Silent Disco Dance Commute between the LSPU Hall and the Majestic Theatre for An Evening of Odditease.
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New this year! Neighbourhood Dance Works, WritersNL, Arts & Culture Centre, and Anna Templeton Centre are pleased to present Writers, Makers, & Illustrators in Residence programming adjacent to the 2026 Festival of New Dance. Learn more about the residency and sign up for free response labs on our website: https://www.neighbourhooddanceworks.com/fnd2026
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Where is it happening?
Resource Centre For The Arts, LSPU Hall, 3 Victoria Street,St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
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Host or PublisherNeighbourhood Dance Works
