Pattern Recognition

Artistic Producer Andrew is working on a project, and he's trying to unearth the concept. An informal sharing at the beginning of an idea.
About this Event



Pattern Recognition
September 13, 2026
2pm | SKAM Satellite Studio (849 Fort Street)
PWYC

Artistic Producer Andrew is working on a project. It might be new or it might be an evolution of the same old stuff. It’s probably all of the above.

In an informal open “workshop”, Andrew will do some verbal (maybe even physical) processing of this new work. It’s his attempt at unearthing a concept.

The work, Flight Patterns, has been on the backburner for the past three years. In May Andrew spent a month at an artist residency in Japan, thinking, moving, and dreaming beside the shimmering waters of one of Mt. Fuji’s lakes. It was dreamy. Research covered bioregionalism, birds of prey, emotional and geographical landscapes, and notions of pilgrimage, sacredness, community, and ecology.

This event is an opportunity for Andrew to open up the beginning of something, discover through the act of organization and embodying, and embrace living in the, “I have no idea what this is” before moving into creation.

Accessibility
Content Note

Pattern Recognition may have coarse language.

SKAM Satellite Studio (849 Fort Street)

SKAM Satellite Studio has level access to the building with a slight lip to go over when passing through the door. It also has two single user, all gender washrooms, one of which is wheelchair accessible. The lobby is fully wheelchair accessible. The stage is on one level and is wheelchair accessible.

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It is a 500m walk from the Douglas and Fort Downtown Bus Hub.

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Acknowledgements

Presented with the support of the Province of BC, the Victoria Foundation, and the CRD Arts Development Service.

Sponsors include Theatre SKAM and Braem Accountancy Ltd.

Impulse Theatre lives and creates on the traditional and unceded territory of the Lekwungen Peoples, now known as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations.