Dance Performances – Meghan Goodman

Fall into Winter

It seems like yesterday (literally) when I was walking through trout lake park enjoying the beautiful fall colours. Over night, in the blink of an eye, it feels like winter is here. As someone who pretty much feels cold from now until July, I appreciate the warm and cozy studios I get to practice andContinue reading “Fall into Winter”

Springtime Yoga and Aeriosa Dance Performance

Well, spring is almost here….and in the meantime, here are a few yoga classes to keep you feeling inspired and healthy. As someone who experiences seasonal allergies, I find yoga at this time of year particularly helpful. I’d also like to invite you to join me for a special noon hour performance at the TheContinue reading “Springtime Yoga and Aeriosa Dance Performance”

Dancing on the Edge Festival

Thank you to everyone who came out to see performances at this year’s festival. I had the great pleasure of performing at the Firehall Arts Centre as part of EDGE One in Here on the Ground, a collaboration between Body Narratives Collective and Sarah Chase In the duet Here on the Ground, we discover the unusual friendship sharedContinue reading “Dancing on the Edge Festival”

Body Narratives Performances 2016

Thank you to all who came out to support the premiere of Ties That Bind at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts, April 20-23rd, 2016. Featuring new work by BNC (performed by Erin Lequereux, Jess Ames and Eowynn Penny-Huguet) and a brand new commission from choreographer Sarah Chase (performed by BNC Co-Directors Julia Carr and MeghanContinue reading “Body Narratives Performances 2016”

Aeriosa in Tofino

Thank you to all who came out to dance with us at the Botanical Gardens and those who joined us for performances in the trees and on the beach. Tofino was magical. I look forward to being a part of this work as it develops over the next year.

Aeriosa returns to the UBC Botanical Garden

The Greenheart Canopy Walkway is pleased to present Aeriosa at UBC Botanical Garden. This unique performance by the captivating vertical dance group, Aeriosa, incorporates a captivating fusion of rock-climbing skill and contemporary dance movement set to music. Enjoy the performanace perched on viewing platforms high in the treetops while exploring Vancouver’s most exciting eco-adventure, theContinue reading “Aeriosa returns to the UBC Botanical Garden”

Life in the trees

Thank you to all who came out to see Aeriosa’s solstice performances in the UBC Botanical Garden, it was a magical event. For those who missed it, we will be back in August to develop the work and share it though performances for the public. Here are a few shots by Even Oldridge of ourContinue reading “Life in the trees”

Dance around town

Thanks to all who came out and supported Aeriosa’s on-site rehearsal and performances on International Dance Day. If you missed the shows you can check out this great clip Shaw TV created for the event: In other news, dance artist and BNC co-director Julia Carr and I are working on a new piece to premiereContinue reading “Dance around town”

Next up

Having just returned home from an exciting two and a half weeks on tour with Aeriosa, (check out this article from Revelstoke http://www.revelstokecurrent.com/2014/01/23/theres-only-one-response-to-aeriosa-wow) I’m home and diving back into creative life here in Vancouver. Over the past few weeks I have been working with electronic music composer Phil Thomson during his artist residency with theContinue reading “Next up”

On the road again with Aeriosa

First off, I’ve been nominated to be part of an ongoing Calotype photographic portfolio project titled “Vancouver Creatives”. A Calotype is a photographic process that uses eco-friendly photochemistry with a massive 1920s 8×10 camera system purposed to deliver authentic and vibrant historical portraits. I am a candidate in the Healthy Living/Yoga category and could beContinue reading “On the road again with Aeriosa”