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'DIRT' by Tentacle Tribe

'DIRT' by Tentacle Tribe
When Thursday July 17 @ 4pm
Thursday, October 15 & Saturday, October 17
where
Tidemark Theatre (Campbell River); FO Hall (Sointula)
Tidemark Theatre (Campbell River); FO Hall (Sointula)

TICKETS - CAMPBELL RIVER – TIDEMARK THEATRE To reserve please visit: https://tidemarktheatre.com/events/ Or call: 250.287.7465 $13.50 to $38 + venue fees and gst For discounted Group rates of 8 or more please call the Tidemark box office 250.287.7465 TICKETS - SOINTULA: To reserve please: Email: movementartsbc@gmail.com Or call: 604-970-3206 $25 (adults) $15 (students) and children 13 yrs and under Free. For discounted Group rates for 8 or more please call Mary-Louise Albert at 604-970-3206 or email: movementartsbc@gmail.com

The incomparable Montreal based Tentacle Tribe returns to the North Island with their new work ‘DIRT’.

THURSDAY,OCTOBER 15, 2026

TIDEMARK THEATRE – CAMPBELL RIVER @ 7:30PM

TICKETS - CAMPBELL RIVER show:

Online tickets:  https://tidemarktheatre.com/events/    Or call: 250.287.7465

$13.50 to $38 + venue feesand gst

For discounted Group rates of 8 ormore please call the Tidemark box office 250.287.7465

SATURDAY,OCTOBER 17

FO HALL – SOINTULA @ 7:45PM

TICKETS - SOINTULA show:  

To reserve please: Email: movementartsbc@gmail.com  Or call: 604-970-3206

$25 (adults) $15 (students) andchildren 13 yrs and under Free.

OR email: movementartsbc@gmail.com

*Tickets are also available at the door for all shows (but we respectfully encourage you to reserve).

Returning to Campbell River and Sointula, Tentacle Tribe transcends the boundaries between street and contemporary dance with a striking piece - ‘DIRT’ - for five virtuoso performers.

Through its raw expression, this creation is a critique of humanity’s conquering relationship with the planet. The quintet mixes puppets and movements in an unusual conceptual hip-hop. Choreographed by Elon Höglund, ‘DIRT’ is a profound meditation on our ancestral connection with the Earth.

Artichaut Mag, Mathilde Côté: “This breathtaking performance, blending street and contemporary dance, is a cry from the heart — a breath of (dis)hope nestled in the cracks of a crumbling world.”

La Presse, Iris Gagnon-Paradis: “Dirt, the new creation by Tentacle Tribe, is a work brimming with ingenious ideas and a particularly refined aesthetic.”      

“…he (Höglund) thus succeeds in creating something that feels truly new, exciting, and above all, meaningful”

 

Tentacle Tribe is a Montreal-based dance company co-founded in 2012 by Canadian dancer Emmanuelle Lê Phan and Swedish dancer Elon Höglund. Approaching choreography through a wide variety of movement philosophies, Tentacle Tribe concocts uncommon dance works with a contemporary approach.

The company is internationally renowned for its unique style of "conceptual hip-hop," blending b-boying, b-girling, and street dance with contemporary flow. Tentacle Tribe has toured nationally and globally across contemporary and street dance festivals and presentations. www.tentacletribe.com/the-company

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BC MovementArts Society, founded by Mary-Louise Albert and Michael Margolick, is thrilled to continue the North Island Contemporary Dance Series featuring Canadian and international dance artists. For the 2026/2027 season we are continuing to expand our annual series by featuring diverse and acclaimed dance artists and multi-week dance creation residencies.

BC Movement Arts Society is grateful for the generous support of the Canada Council for the Arts, BC Arts Council, Canadian Heritage, Regional District of Mt. Waddington, BC Live Performance Network, and the Province of British Columbia.

 

BC Movement Arts Societyis based in Sointula, BC, on the unceded and traditional lands of the Kwakwa̱ka̱’wakw territories, specifically the homelands of the ’Namgis, Kwakiutl, and Mamalilikala Nations.

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