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Description of Sharing:Erin Ball and Maxime Beauregard would like to invite people to experience what they have been exploring artistically during their time visiting the traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
Maxime, an autistic+ human, mesmerises audiences with a captivating blend of contemporary dance and drag artistry, infusing the performance with expressive movement and theatricality. Erin, a double below knee amputee, adds a distinctive perspective and physicality to zir artistic expressions, particularly within the realm of circus arts. Prepare to be enchanted by the sharing of both artists as they illuminate the stage with their talent, creativity, and unwavering advocacy. Join them in celebrating Disability and embracing a more inclusive artistic community.
Erin and Maxime's work strives to welcome as many people as possible and to offer as much accessibility as possible. The sharing will strive to be low vision friendly, to be a relaxed environment, and to connect with community.
Access Notes:
Low vision friendly.
ASL interpretation available upon request (please let us know by July 15th)
The Roundhouse is wheelchair accessible including washrooms and single stall gender neutral washrooms are available.
Scent-reduced space, please come scent free.
Face masks mandatory.
Please reach out with any questions or access needs not addressed here:
[email protected]
Performer Bios:
Erin Ball (ze/zir) and Maxime Beauregard (they/them) are circus artists who push boundaries in the world of performance and art. As white, Queer, Neuro Non-Conforming (Neurodivergent), and Disabled individuals, they bring valuable perspectives to their creative endeavours.
Both Erin and Maxime work as performers, coaches, choreographers, producers, accessibility consultants, and workshop facilitators. They are passionate advocates for Disability-led art and accessibility, striving to create more welcoming spaces and representation. They are the creators of an international course on Accessibility/Disability in Movement Practices.
Erin and Maxime travel internationally to share their knowledge, teach workshops, and captivate audiences with their performances. Their work strives to reach as many people as possible, bringing diverse perspectives and innovative artistry to the global stage.
Erin identifies as agender, Mad (from the Mad Pride movement), double below knee amputee, and AuDHD (autistic and ADHD). Maxime identifies as a joyful autistic+ trans non-binary dancer who experiences chronic pain and tics.
Image description: A performance photo of Erin and Maxime, two white queer Disabled humans, dancing joyfully together and looking up at a moon shaped apparatus that is suspended in the air. Erin is wearing zir high heeled prosthetic feet.
Chris Lagesten Photography
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre, 181 Roundhouse Mews,Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
