Member Feature
Caroline MacCaull
Photo by: Emilie Grace photography
Caroline MacCaull (she/they) is a queer emerging interdisciplinary artist living and working on the stolen territories of the Coast Salish peoples, including the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First nations. As a digital dance artist her work often questions reality and our perceptions. She holds a BFA from Simon Fraser University School for the Contemporary Arts and has had her work presented by Shooting Gallery Performance Series, Co.ERASGA’s Salon Series, Gallery Series 258, Vines Arts Festival, New Works, K.Format/documenta 15, FOUND festival, Festival International de Danse Animée and the Scotiabank Dance Centre for three of their different programs 12 Minutes Max, Digital Dance and currently the DanceLab program for their 2022-2023 season. As a movement artist she has had the opportunity to interpret movement by Tribal Crackling Wind, Okams Racer, The Falling Company, Oksana Augustine and Restless Productions. Caroline is currently the Associate Artistic Director of the Chimerik 似不像.
What has been your experience working with The Falling Company?
Working with Marissa Wong/The Falling Company for a week and workshopping a new solo she was choreographing on me was such an incredibly beautiful experience. Marissa cultivated a space that felt safe as we dove into a deep process exploring our curiosities around the duality of anger and joy or pleasure. We explored how to recall, both memories from within the room and that are (maybe intentionally or unintentionally) held in the body. How we can re-live our experiences and find humour in challenging life moments? Throughout the week we crafted a practice focusing on the longevity of this exploration beyond-production. I am so excited to continue this practice as a performance and feel honoured to continue to work with The Falling Company as this practice and production continue to evolve.
Fall into the excitement
Catch Caroline dancing in BLOOM in collaboration with Marissa at the end of the month!
March 23 - 25 | 7pm | @ Left of Main
