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Mile Zero Dance emerges from pandemic lockdown to present a hybrid season that embraces in-person events, while maintaining digital availability for those who are attending remotely.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Icône Pop
MAYDAY (Montreal)February 18 & 19 – 8PM MTArmy and Navy (10411 82 Ave NW, Edmonton)Icône Pop is a playful clash between religious and pop iconographies, the sacred and the profane, […]
blur
Curated by Stephanie Patsula (Edmonton) blur is an embodied exploration at the intersection of dance, performance art, sound & theatre.Through workshops, presentations, performances and collaborations, blur asks it’s participants to […]
The Real Disaster Show
Choreographed by Gerry Morita (Edmonton) MZD Artistic Director Gerry Morita explores environmental catastrophe through fire, wind, and ice melting in a warehouse setting where the visceral reality of the dancers […]
UPCOMING CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
Garuda Matwork (Mondays)
Garuda combines the core work of Pilates, with the postures of Yoga and the fluidity of dance into a full mind and body exercise for any age and ability. Expect […]
Thinking Body © with Isabelle Rousseau
A four-week session on ZOOM! Tuesdays, February 1 to 22, 2022 – 7 to 7:45PM Cost: $60 Reclaiming vitality and range of motion, finding rest within movement, building strength and […]
Garuda Matwork (Wednesdays)
Garuda combines the core work of Pilates, with the postures of Yoga and the fluidity of dance into a full mind and body exercise for any age and ability. Expect […]
Latest news & StOries
January 18, 2022
This Season, MZD has commissioned poets to respond to the work created by dance artists. Thinking about dance through poetry ...
December 31, 2021
When I was 21, I walked into an empty dance studio with a huge bank of windows at York University ...
December 17, 2021
We were excited to announce Todd Houseman as this year’s Progressive Artist Award recipient, and made the announcement during a ...
Mile Zero Dance is located in Edmonton, or Amiskwacîwâskahikan
ᐊᒥᐢᑿᒌᐚᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ meaning “beaver hills house”, in Cree. We are honoured to work in Treaty Six territory, which has been safeguarded by the Cree, Nakota, Blackfoot, Dene, Metis, and other Indigenous groups who prospered here before settlers arrived, and continue to make Edmonton a rich and generous place to live and work. Acknowledgements & Initiatives
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