Indian Ink Theatre Company

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Ballet BC dancers are a group of open-minded and curious artists, each unique for their exceptional artistry while sharing an intuitive passion for movement. Deeply committed to new creation in addition to presenting masterworks from today’s most sought-after voices in dance, Ballet BC’s diverse repertoire includes works by choreographers such as Crystal Pite, Johan Inger, Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar, Medhi Walerski, Out Innerspace, Imre and Marne van Opstal, Roy Assaf, and Micaela Taylor. The company offers a variety of professional development and educational opportunities in the community, aiming to bring the power of dance to the widest audience possible.

REPERTORY

2024/2025 SEASON

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Heart Drive - Marne and Imre van Opstal

Co production with Tero Saarinen Company – Helsinki
World Premiere – November 2022, Vancouver
Number of dancers – 8
Duration – 32min

"It’s exhilarating to see the confidence with which Vancouver-based Ballet BC takes the stage."

– The Guardian

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PASSING - Johan Inger

World Premiere – May 2023, Vancouver
Number of dancers – 20
Duration 50mins

"Cultivating a new landscape of ballet.” "

– THE NEW YORK TIMES

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Mrs Krishnans Party

Step into the back room of Mrs Krishnan’s dairy where garlands decorate the ceiling, music flows and Mrs Krishnan is throwing a party like no other. Food simmers on the stove, laughter abounds and strangers become friends in this joyous celebration of life.

Watch the actors juggle cooking, music and guests in an unfolding drama where no two nights are the same. Kalyani Nagarajan and Justin Rogers have reviewers singing their praises and audiences leaping to their feet in appreciation.

WATCH

The Making of Dirty Work: Episode 1

Paradise/ Mrs. K's Party
Breaking it down with Indian Ink

Paradise Teaser

“The heavier themes are explored with a deft touch, helped along by Rajan’s flawless transitions from character to character.” -Theaterscenes

For almost two decades Jacob Rajan and Justin Lewis have pursued their idea of the ‘Serious Laugh’- opening mouths with laughter in order to slip something serious in along with a love of mask and story. The company blends western theatrical traditions with eastern flavours and has been critically acclaimed for its use of live music, heightened theatricality, humour, pathos and great storytelling.

GALLERY

EXPLORE

Mrs. Krishnan's Party Planner

"Dirty Work" Synopsis

PRESS

NZ Herald – Mrs.K’s Party

“The -unsurprising -standing ovation at the end of the play spoke volumes.”

Theatre Scenes – Paradise

“Rajan’s production is no doubt exhausting to perform, but effortless to watch.”

Arts Louisville – Mrs. K’s Party

“Best Onam Ever.”

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