Sir James Dunn Theatre

Mozart’s music might be “the most sublime ever written” but he’s no woke bae.

Tags: Music, Opera, Summer Opera Festival, Review, Sir James Dunn Theatre, Reviews

After turning Halifax into a chamber music destination, Scotia Fest’s director has one last encore.

Tags: Cultural Festivals, Scotia Festival of Music, classical music, Chris Wilcox, Simon Docking, chamber music, Music Room, Sir James Dunn Theatre, Music Festivals

Choreographer Sølvi Edvardsen uses dancer Sudesh Adhana’s body to explore self-imposed limits and cross-cultural connection.

Tags: Arts + Culture, Sølvi Edvardsen, dance, Live Art Dance, Sudesh Adhana, Sir James Dunn Theatre, Dance

Mocean joins Toronto choreographer Heidi Strauss to explore relationships and movement with These Versions of Us.

Tags: Arts + Culture, Mocean Dance, Live Art Productions, These Versions of Us, Sara Coffin, Suzanne Chui, Heidi Strauss, Sir James Dunn Theatre, Dance

Indigenous collaborators from around the world were moved to bring Re-Quickening to life.

Tags: Arts + Culture, Prismatic Arts Festival, Indigenous, Women, Live Art Dance, Sir James Dunn Theatre, Dance

LunaSea Theatre takes on by Katie Capiello’s play, Slut.

Tags: Arts + Culture, LunaSea Theatre, Halifax theatre, Koumbie, Katie Capiello, Sir James Dunn Theatre, Theatre

Choreographer Rebecca Lazier’s There Might Be Others has its Canadian premiere with Mocean Dance.

Tags: Arts + Culture, Mocean Dance, Scotia Festival of Music, Halifax dance, Mobius Percussion, Sir James Dunn Theatre, Dance

Performances feature both local artists and those from abroad

Tags: Cultural Festivals, Music, Upstream Music Association, festivals, Sir James Dunn Theatre, The Company House, Music Festivals

The violin virtuoso’s 40th birthday present is a national tour.

Tags: Cultural Festivals, Sir James Dunn Theatre, Music Festivals

Live Art Dance brings interdisciplinary piece to North America. 

Tags: Arts + Culture, Dance, Live Art Dance, Feminism, Sir James Dunn Theatre, Dance, Video