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Thank you @yvonnechewdancediary for so poignantly capturing the spirit of Firehorse 2026 last week in Undivided Colours.I feel deeply seen and witnessed by you and I am so grateful.🥰

@co.erasga @alvinerasgat @thedancecentrebc @yvonnechewphotography
#asianheritagemonth

Thank you @yvonnechewdancediary for so poignantly capturing the spirit of Firehorse 2026 last week in Undivided Colours.I feel deeply seen and witnessed by you and I am so grateful.🥰

@co.erasga @alvinerasgat @thedancecentrebc @yvonnechewphotography
#asianheritagemonth

Thank you @yvonnechewdancediary for so poignantly capturing the spirit of Firehorse 2026 last week in Undivided Colours.I feel deeply seen and witnessed by you and I am so grateful.🥰

@co.erasga @alvinerasgat @thedancecentrebc @yvonnechewphotography
#asianheritagemonth

Thank you @yvonnechewdancediary for so poignantly capturing the spirit of Firehorse 2026 last week in Undivided Colours.I feel deeply seen and witnessed by you and I am so grateful.🥰

@co.erasga @alvinerasgat @thedancecentrebc @yvonnechewphotography
#asianheritagemonth

Thank you @yvonnechewdancediary for so poignantly capturing the spirit of Firehorse 2026 last week in Undivided Colours.I feel deeply seen and witnessed by you and I am so grateful.🥰

@co.erasga @alvinerasgat @thedancecentrebc @yvonnechewphotography
#asianheritagemonth

One more show! Catch Firehorse 2026, part of Co. ERASGA’s Undivided Colours (Asian Heritage Month), tonight (May 15th 8pm) at The Dance Centre (677 Davie St, Vancouver)!

Tickets here (and in our bio): https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/undivided-colors—2026 

Note from Andrea:
I was born in 1966, a Fire Horse year in the Chinese zodiac’s 60-year cycle, where animal and element intertwine to shape a life.  In this Firehorse year of 2026, as I complete the circle of 60 years, I find myself dancing a solo that is related to a larger collection of matrilineal work, Firehorse and Shadow, that I have been co-creating with collaborators Annie Katsura Rollins, Sarah Chase, Cindy Mochizuki, and composer Ben Grossman.  This new solo moves through time as I do, weaving memory with the present, tracing echoes from past choreography that remain in my body.  It is a quiet act of remembering and becoming, and one more way of bringing to light the often-unspoken experiences of Chinese Canadian women.

Choreographer and Performer: Andrea Nann
Creative Collaborator: Sarah Chase
Creative Producer: Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Composer and Sound Designer: Ben Grossman @ben_macrophone
Lighting Designer: Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Production Manager: A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles
Firehorse and Shadow Collaborators: Cindy Mochizuki @cindy_mochizuki, Annie Katsura Rollins @anniekrollins
Outside Eyes: Kay Huang Barnes and Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
 
Undivided Colours is a mixed program of dance Celebrating Asian Heritage Month 2026.  Featuring: Co.ERASGA (@co.erasga, @alvinerasgat), Andrea Nann/Dreamwalker, Sujit Vaidya, Kasandra La China (@kasandraflamenco) and Bayanihan Creative Collective (@bayanihan.victoriabc).  

Photos by Luciana Photography @lucianaphotography_vancouver

Image Descriptions provided in Alternative Text Feature

One more show! Catch Firehorse 2026, part of Co. ERASGA’s Undivided Colours (Asian Heritage Month), tonight (May 15th 8pm) at The Dance Centre (677 Davie St, Vancouver)!

Tickets here (and in our bio): https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/undivided-colors—2026 

Note from Andrea:
I was born in 1966, a Fire Horse year in the Chinese zodiac’s 60-year cycle, where animal and element intertwine to shape a life.  In this Firehorse year of 2026, as I complete the circle of 60 years, I find myself dancing a solo that is related to a larger collection of matrilineal work, Firehorse and Shadow, that I have been co-creating with collaborators Annie Katsura Rollins, Sarah Chase, Cindy Mochizuki, and composer Ben Grossman.  This new solo moves through time as I do, weaving memory with the present, tracing echoes from past choreography that remain in my body.  It is a quiet act of remembering and becoming, and one more way of bringing to light the often-unspoken experiences of Chinese Canadian women.

Choreographer and Performer: Andrea Nann
Creative Collaborator: Sarah Chase
Creative Producer: Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Composer and Sound Designer: Ben Grossman @ben_macrophone
Lighting Designer: Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Production Manager: A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles
Firehorse and Shadow Collaborators: Cindy Mochizuki @cindy_mochizuki, Annie Katsura Rollins @anniekrollins
Outside Eyes: Kay Huang Barnes and Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
 
Undivided Colours is a mixed program of dance Celebrating Asian Heritage Month 2026.  Featuring: Co.ERASGA (@co.erasga, @alvinerasgat), Andrea Nann/Dreamwalker, Sujit Vaidya, Kasandra La China (@kasandraflamenco) and Bayanihan Creative Collective (@bayanihan.victoriabc).  

Photos by Luciana Photography @lucianaphotography_vancouver

Image Descriptions provided in Alternative Text Feature

World premiere tonight! Catch Firehorse 2026, part of Co. ERASGA’s Undivided Colours (Asian Heritage Month), May 14-15th 8pm at The Dance Centre (677 Davie St, Vancouver)!

Tickets here (and in our bio): https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/undivided-colors—2026 

Note from Andrea:
I was born in 1966, a Fire Horse year in the Chinese zodiac’s 60-year cycle, where animal and element intertwine to shape a life.  In this Firehorse year of 2026, as I complete the circle of 60 years, I find myself dancing a solo that is related to a larger collection of matrilineal work, Firehorse and Shadow, that I have been co-creating with collaborators Annie Katsura Rollins, Sarah Chase, Cindy Mochizuki, and composer Ben Grossman.  This new solo moves through time as I do, weaving memory with the present, tracing echoes from past choreography that remain in my body.  It is a quiet act of remembering and becoming, and one more way of bringing to light the often-unspoken experiences of Chinese Canadian women.

Choreographer and Performer: Andrea Nann
Creative Collaborator: Sarah Chase
Creative Producer: Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Composer and Sound Designer: Ben Grossman @ben_macrophone
Lighting Designer: Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Production Manager: A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles
Firehorse and Shadow Collaborators: Cindy Mochizuki @cindy_mochizuki, Annie Katsura Rollins @anniekrollins
Outside Eyes: Kay Huang Barnes and Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
 
Undivided Colours is a mixed program of dance Celebrating Asian Heritage Month 2026.  Featuring: Co.ERASGA (@co.erasga, @alvinerasgat), Andrea Nann/Dreamwalker, Sujit Vaidya, Kasandra La China (@kasandraflamenco) and Bayanihan Creative Collective (@bayanihan.victoriabc).  

Photos by Luciana Photography @lucianaphotography_vancouver

Image Descriptions available in alternative text feature.

World premiere tonight! Catch Firehorse 2026, part of Co. ERASGA’s Undivided Colours (Asian Heritage Month), May 14-15th 8pm at The Dance Centre (677 Davie St, Vancouver)!

Tickets here (and in our bio): https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/undivided-colors—2026 

Note from Andrea:
I was born in 1966, a Fire Horse year in the Chinese zodiac’s 60-year cycle, where animal and element intertwine to shape a life.  In this Firehorse year of 2026, as I complete the circle of 60 years, I find myself dancing a solo that is related to a larger collection of matrilineal work, Firehorse and Shadow, that I have been co-creating with collaborators Annie Katsura Rollins, Sarah Chase, Cindy Mochizuki, and composer Ben Grossman.  This new solo moves through time as I do, weaving memory with the present, tracing echoes from past choreography that remain in my body.  It is a quiet act of remembering and becoming, and one more way of bringing to light the often-unspoken experiences of Chinese Canadian women.

Choreographer and Performer: Andrea Nann
Creative Collaborator: Sarah Chase
Creative Producer: Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Composer and Sound Designer: Ben Grossman @ben_macrophone
Lighting Designer: Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Production Manager: A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles
Firehorse and Shadow Collaborators: Cindy Mochizuki @cindy_mochizuki, Annie Katsura Rollins @anniekrollins
Outside Eyes: Kay Huang Barnes and Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
 
Undivided Colours is a mixed program of dance Celebrating Asian Heritage Month 2026.  Featuring: Co.ERASGA (@co.erasga, @alvinerasgat), Andrea Nann/Dreamwalker, Sujit Vaidya, Kasandra La China (@kasandraflamenco) and Bayanihan Creative Collective (@bayanihan.victoriabc).  

Photos by Luciana Photography @lucianaphotography_vancouver

Image Descriptions available in alternative text feature.

Tomorrow night, we premiere Firehorse 2026, as part of Co. ERASGA’s Undivided Colours (Asian Heritage Month). Two nights only: Join us May 14-15th 8pm at The Dance Centre (677 Davie St, Vancouver)!

Tickets here (and in our bio): https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/undivided-colors—2026 

Note from Andrea:
I was born in 1966, a Fire Horse year in the Chinese zodiac’s 60-year cycle, where animal and element intertwine to shape a life.  In this Firehorse year of 2026, as I complete the circle of 60 years, I find myself dancing a solo that is related to a larger collection of matrilineal work, Firehorse and Shadow, that I have been co-creating with collaborators Annie Katsura Rollins, Sarah Chase, Cindy Mochizuki, and composer Ben Grossman.  This new solo moves through time as I do, weaving memory with the present, tracing echoes from past choreography that remain in my body.  It is a quiet act of remembering and becoming, and one more way of bringing to light the often-unspoken experiences of Chinese Canadian women.

Choreographer and Performer: Andrea Nann
Creative Collaborator: Sarah Chase
Creative Producer: Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Composer and Sound Designer: Ben Grossman @ben_macrophone
Lighting Designer: Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Production Manager: A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles
Firehorse and Shadow Collaborators: Cindy Mochizuki @cindy_mochizuki, Annie Katsura Rollins @anniekrollins
Outside Eyes: Kay Huang Barnes and Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
 
Undivided Colours is a mixed program of dance Celebrating Asian Heritage Month 2026.  Featuring: Co.ERASGA (@co.erasga, @alvinerasgat), Andrea Nann/Dreamwalker, Sujit Vaidya, Kasandra La China (@kasandraflamenco) and Bayanihan Creative Collective (@bayanihan.victoriabc).  

Photo by Luciana Photography @lucianaphotography_vancouver

[ID: Andrea is dancing Firehorse 2026 in the darkened theatre of The Dance Centre. She is alone onstage, hands crossed at the wrists, upper back arched, and face turned up. She is wearing light coloured clothing, and lit warmly. Her arms are bare, and catching the light. Her expression is deep with emotion; she is maybe communicating yearning, or release, or ache. End ID.]

Tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow! 1 more day until the world premiere of 田天 tiántiān at @heratmorrow!

Opening night is sold out, best availability still left for Friday May 1st, 7pm! Come see what we’ve gotten up to 🩵

Tickets here (and in our bio!): https://oddmeridian.ca/AHMM2026-Shows-DreamwalkerDance.html 

In this new work 田天 tiántiān (field/sky), we enter the life stories of Andrea and Judy.
We glimpse the intimate interior of a Chinese village home on the side of a mountain, a river in Wakefield Ontario, a bamboo harvest, open conversations in a car, and the necessary separation of mothers and daughters. Judy and Andrea reveal their own inner emotional lives and histories that shift dreamlike between China and Canada; all reflected through the danced harmony of two exceptional dancers.

田天 tiántiān
A collaboration between 
Performers Andrea Nann & Jia Yi (Judy) Luo (@judstahhh)
and director Sarah Chase

Lighting Designer Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Creative Producer Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Outside Eye & Costume Coordinator Michelle Silagy @michellesilagy
Production & Stage Manager A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles

Photography by: @lucianaphotography_vancouver of Jia Yi (Judy) Luo and Andrea Nann.

[ID: This is an image of Andrea and Judy performing, with the number one in the bottom right corner to count down one more day until opening! They are both wearing black and are in an all-white studio. Judy is to the right and in the foreground, Andrea is just slightly behind her. Judy is making the shape of a fermata with her hands: left arm raised and curved, right pointer finger pointing up towards the palm of her curved left hand. Andrea is facing in towards her, left arm stretched behind her back. Andrea is looking towards Judy, and Judy is looking outwards to the left, her face is lit with mischievous inquisitiveness. End ID.]

#ahmm2026 #ahmm #AsianHeritageMonth #VancouverEvents #ContemporaryDance @oddmeridianarts @hereatmorrow

2 days until 田天 tiántiān at @heratmorrow! We are so excited to share with you.

If the piece were a soundscape, performer Jia Yi (Judy) describes it as: a knock, as wind passing by, as a rooster call. If a painting, its colour palette would be: mature bamboo green, new sprout leaf green, irrigated dirt brown, almost white blue, and deep sea blue. 💙

Come sense it for yourself – April 30th to May 3rd at Morrow (#204 - 910 Richards St), as part of asian heritage month at morrow with @oddmeridianarts.

Tickets for 田天 tiántiān here (and in our bio!): https://oddmeridian.ca/AHMM2026-Shows-DreamwalkerDance.html 

田天 tiántiān
A collaboration between 
Performers Andrea Nann & Jia Yi (Judy) Luo (@judstahhh)
and director Sarah Chase

Lighting Designer Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Creative Producer Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Outside Eye & Costume Coordinator Michelle Silagy @michellesilagy
Production & Stage Manager A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles

Photography by: @lucianaphotography_vancouver of Jia Yi (Judy) Luo and Andrea Nann.

[ID: This is an image of Andrea and Judy performing, with the number two in the bottom right corner to count down two more days until opening. They are both wearing black and are in an all-white studio. Judy is to the right and in the foreground, and Andrea is behind her to the left and facing inwards. Judy is facing the camera, hands crossed and extended, and her focus is on the tips of her fingers. Andrea is facing her, arms extended and hands up, gaze low. End ID.]

#ahmm2026 #ahmm #AsianHeritageMonth #VancouverEvents ContemporaryDance

@oddmeridianarts @hereatmorrow

3 days until we premiere 田天 tiántiān at @heratmorrow, as the first show in @oddmeridianarts ’ extraordinary festival, asian heritage month at morrow!

Join us April 30th-May 3rd at Morrow (#204 - 910 Richards St, Vancouver)!

Tix are limited, grab ‘em here (and in our bio): https://oddmeridian.ca/AHMM2026-Shows-DreamwalkerDance.html 

田天 tiántiān

A collaboration between 
Performers Andrea Nann & Jia Yi (Judy) Luo (@judstahhh)
and director Sarah Chase

Lighting Designer Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Creative Producer Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Outside Eye & Costume Coordinator Michelle Silagy @michellesilagy
Production & Stage Manager A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles

Photography by: @lucianaphotography_vancouver of Jia Yi (Judy) Luo and Andrea Nann.

[ID: This is an image of Andrea and Judy performing, with the number three in the bottom left corner to count down three more days until opening! They are both wearing black and are in an all-white studio. Judy is standing on the left, and Andrea is crouched to her right. They are both holding tall bamboo poles. Judy is looking off to her left, and Andrea is looking warmly up at her. End ID.]

#ahmm2026 #ahmm #AsianHeritageMonth #VancouverEvents ContemporaryDance @oddmeridianarts @hereatmorrow

4 days until the world premiere of 田天 tiántiān! 🩵

This morning we gathered in community for our workshop “The Human Is A Caring Being,” and this evening we rehearsed the piece for the first time at @hereatmorrow. Thank you to everyone who joined us for the workshop, and to Ziyian and Juolin for hosting us so beautifully. We are so grateful to have gotten to practice together, and so excited to share our work starting this Thursday April 30th.

Tickets for 田天 tiántiān here (and in our bio!): https://oddmeridian.ca/AHMM2026-Shows-DreamwalkerDance.html 

田天 tiántiān
April 30th-May 3rd at Morrow (#204 - 910 Richards St, Vancouver)

A collaboration between 
Performers Andrea Nann & Jia Yi (Judy) Luo (@judstahhh)
and director Sarah Chase

Lighting Designer Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Creative Producer Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Outside Eye & Costume Coordinator Michelle Silagy @michellesilagy
Production & Stage Manager A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles

Photography by: @lucianaphotography_vancouver of Andrea Nann.

[ID: This is an image of Andrea performing 田天 tiántiān in an all white studio. She is wearing black, and kneeling on the ground with her face upturned. In her arms, she is holding out two sticks of bamboo. Her chest and gaze are lifted up, and the light touches her, so gently. In the bottom righthand corner is a white circle with the number four in it, signifying four more days until opening. End ID.]

5 days until the world premiere of 田天 tiántiān! And there’s a DISCOUNT on this weekend!

For this weekend only, select the early bird special ticket option for a $15 ticket (last option in the drop down). Available for any of the shows in @oddmeridianarts asian heritage month at morrow festival, including all of our shows: April 30th-May 3rd at @hereatmorrow !

Tickets here and in our bio: https://oddmeridian.ca/AHMM2026-Shows-DreamwalkerDance.html 

田天 tiántiān is a collaboration between performers Andrea Nann & Jia Yi (Judy) Luo (pictured here), and director Sarah Chase. In this duet, Jia Yi and Andrea reveal their own inner emotional lives and histories that shift dreamlike between China and Canada; all reflected through the danced harmony of two exceptional dancers.

Lighting Designer Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Creative Producer Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Outside Eye & Costume Coordinator Michelle Silagy @michellesilagy
Production & Stage Manager A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles

Photography by: @lucianaphotography_vancouver of Jia Yi (Judy) Luo (@judstahhh )

[ID: This is an image of Andrea and Judy performing, with the number five in the bottom right corner to count down five more days until opening! They are both wearing black and are in an all-white studio. Between them, they have made the outline of a doorway with two bamboo poles: Judy, by holding a pole horizontally above her head, and Andrea, by standing a pole on the ground vertically and connecting it to Judy’s pole. Andrea is looking down pensively, and Judy is looking outwards with a gentle expression. End ID.]

#ahmm2026 #ahmm #AsianHeritageMonth #VancouverEvents #ContemporaryDance @oddmeridianarts @hereatmorrow

6 days until the world premiere of 田天 tiántiān! Catch us at @heratmorrow, April 30th to May 3rd as part of @oddmeridanarts asian heritage month at morrow!

Pictured here is the extraordinary Jia Yi (Judy) Luo, one half of the performing duo of 田天 tiántiān. We are so grateful to have her as part of this, and so excited to share the work with you starting next week.

Tickets are limited, find them at this link (and in our bio!): https://oddmeridian.ca/AHMM2026-Shows-DreamwalkerDance.html 

田天 tiántiān
A collaboration between 
Performers Andrea Nann & Jia Yi (Judy) Luo (@judstahhh)
and director Sarah Chase

Lighting Designer Jessica Han @puddinghead9
Creative Producer Kelsi James @kelsilindajames
Outside Eye & Costume Coordinator Michelle Silagy @michellesilagy
Production & Stage Manager A.J. Morra @salad_chronicles

Photography by: @lucianaphotography_vancouver of Jia Yi (Judy) Luo. 

[ID: This is an image of Judy performing 田天 tiántiān in an all white studio. She is wearing black and dancing with two large bamboo sticks. Her gaze is focussed, intent and downwards. In the upper right hand corner is a white circle with the number six in it, signifying six more days until opening. End ID.]

#ahmm2026 #ahmm #AsianHeritageMonth #vancouverevents #contemporarydance @oddmeridianarts @hereatmorrow