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“How do we have each other’s backs?”
Two Deaf performers, one from Edmonton and one from Montréal, try to answer this through a performance of movement, visuals, and signed poetry. Connor and Cai search for answers with their bodies, hands, and breath in a rare portrayal of Deaf identity, vulnerability, and solidarity.
Dorsal Traces deconstructs and unifies many themes important to the Deaf community - Deaf dorsality, Queerness, toxic masculinity, and the need for male Deaf role models who support each other - and fail - and keep trying.
Dorsal Traces premieres on December 3rd, 2026, at 7:00pm. Tickets for all four performances are on sale now, and Invisible Members can get a $5 discount on theirs! Just check our link in bio or go directly to our website at www.invisiblepractice.ca.
We’re proud to present this brand-new work as part of Good Women Dance’s Convergence 2026 double bill. Your ticket gets you TWO live performances, not just one!
WHERE
Mile Zero Dance, 9931 78 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB
SHOWTIMES
December 3, 7:00pm
December 4, 7:00pm
December 5, 2:00pm & 7:30pm *talkback after final performance
PRICING
$25
$20 with membership discount
Questions? Comments? Leave them here or email us at [email protected]!
ID: A shadowy photo of two men, facing in the same direction with the one in front slightly lower and leaning against the other’s chest. Their faces are hardly decipherable in the dark. Text along the left edge: “DORSAL TRACES. A new Deaf performance by Connor Yuzwenko-Martin & Cai Glover. Premiering December 3rd, 2026. Dec 3rd - 7:00pm. Dec 4th - 7:00pm. Dec 5th - 2:00pm & 7:30pm. Tickets on sale now in bio!” Logos for AFT and TIP in bottom left corner.
Two Deaf performers, one from Edmonton and one from Montréal, try to answer this through a performance of movement, visuals, and signed poetry. Connor and Cai search for answers with their bodies, hands, and breath in a rare portrayal of Deaf identity, vulnerability, and solidarity.
Dorsal Traces deconstructs and unifies many themes important to the Deaf community - Deaf dorsality, Queerness, toxic masculinity, and the need for male Deaf role models who support each other - and fail - and keep trying.
Dorsal Traces premieres on December 3rd, 2026, at 7:00pm. Tickets for all four performances are on sale now, and Invisible Members can get a $5 discount on theirs! Just check our link in bio or go directly to our website at www.invisiblepractice.ca.
We’re proud to present this brand-new work as part of Good Women Dance’s Convergence 2026 double bill. Your ticket gets you TWO live performances, not just one!
WHERE
Mile Zero Dance, 9931 78 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB
SHOWTIMES
December 3, 7:00pm
December 4, 7:00pm
December 5, 2:00pm & 7:30pm *talkback after final performance
PRICING
$25
$20 with membership discount
Questions? Comments? Leave them here or email us at [email protected]!
ID: A shadowy photo of two men, facing in the same direction with the one in front slightly lower and leaning against the other’s chest. Their faces are hardly decipherable in the dark. Text along the left edge: “DORSAL TRACES. A new Deaf performance by Connor Yuzwenko-Martin & Cai Glover. Premiering December 3rd, 2026. Dec 3rd - 7:00pm. Dec 4th - 7:00pm. Dec 5th - 2:00pm & 7:30pm. Tickets on sale now in bio!” Logos for AFT and TIP in bottom left corner.
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