We can officially enjoy our summer, so let’s make up for lost time and watch some live performances!

This dance pop-up will feature a selection of works from different artists, all of which are currently based in Winnipeg. You can find more information about the artists involved below and programming will be available at the event.

Seating will be rush seating style, and larger groups will be given priority to tables. We will do our best to make sure every patron is comfortable.

This event is also subject to weather and any change to Provincial Covid-19 Restrictions. Patrons MUST adhere to the current provincial restrictions and any Beer Can policies. 

This show has been curated and organized by Stephan Azulay.

$20 Tickets on sale Tuesday, July 6 at 10am

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/dance-pop-up-the-beer-can-tickets-162108034495

Artists

Rob Knaggs 

Brisbane avant-cellist Rob Knaggs is fast gaining a reputation with audiences for his dynamic walls of sound and live performances that transport them to the northern reaches of his adopted home in the sub-arctic. In the last five years, he’s performed concerts for beluga whales and beneath the northern lights, collaborated with throat singers, played support to Montreal sound wizard Tim Hecker, represented Manitoba at travel conferences across North America, and captivated audiences at Australia’s renowned Woodford Folk Festival.

Harold & Regan

Regan Hirose and Harold Rancano are 9 times world bachata cabaret champions based out of Winnipeg. They represent Canada all around the world through teaching dance, performing and judging competitions. 

Stephan Azulay

Born in London, raised in Australia, Stephan Azulay was introduced to the world of dance before he could even walk by his father, who’s a flamenco dancer.  Stephan has been training in an array of dance styles his entire life. In 2012, he moved to New York to dance with the Joffrey Concert Group for two years. He then moved to dance in Las Vegas for Nevada Ballet Theatre for three years. And in 2017, he joined The Royal Winnipeg Ballet and is currently a Second Soloist.

Jaimi Deleau

Originally from Winnipeg, Jaimi Deleau joined the Royal Winnipeg Ballet Company in 2014. Since then she has risen to the rank of Second Soloist and has performed many feature roles including The Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker and The Wicked Witch in The Wizard of Oz. 

Yosuke Mino

Mino began his dance training at the Akiko Kanamaru Ballet Studio in Japan. He moved to Canada in 1998 to train at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School Professional Division and became an Apprentice of the RWB in 2002. Mino spent one season with The Boston Ballet before returning to the RWB, subsequently raising through the ranks to First Soloist.