Important Update About Your Compañía Rocío Molina Ticket
We regret to inform you that this evening's performance of Compañía Rocío Molina has been cancelled due to labour action at SFU's Goldcorp Centre for the Arts.
Regrettably we cannot reschedule this presentation, nor provide a ticket for the Saturday night performance as it is sold out. On behalf of SFU Woodward's Cultural Programming, DanceHouse, and Vancouver International Flamenco Festival, please accept our sincerest apologies for any inconvenience this may cause you.
The following message is from the box office, managed by our partner, DanceHouse.
Friday, October 6, if you would like to:
1) Receive a Refund. On Friday, October 6, we will automatically issue a refund to the card you used to purchase the ticket(s). To receive your refund earlier, simply email boxoffice@dancehouse.ca or call 604.801.6225 and we will take care of you. Please allow a few days for refunds to be processed.
2) Donate your tickets. You may donate the full or partial value of your tickets to DanceHouse and we will issue you an official charitable tax receipt. Simply email boxoffice@dancehouse.ca or call 604.801.6225 and we will take care of you.
Once again, we are sorry we are unable to present this incredible performance tonight, and we are very grateful for your continued support and hope we will see you at the theatre for the rest of our 2023-24 season.
Should you have further questions, please be in touch with us at 604.801.6225 or info@dancehouse.ca.
VIFF updates due to SFUW event cancellations:
International Village #9
Terrestrial Verses
9:00pm
(Was at SFU's Goldcorp Centre for the Arts at 9:00pm)
International Village #10
Welcome to Barbie Land
9:15pm
(Was at SFU's Goldcorp Centre for the Arts at 6:30pm)
International Village is at 88 W Pender
(2 blocks away at Pender and Abbott in the Cineplex on the 3rd floor)
Please email feedback@viff.org for ticketing assistance.
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COMPAÑÍA ROCÍO MOLINA (SPAIN)The enfant terrible of Flamenco, Rocío Molina brings her masterwork Fallen from Heaven (Caída del Cielo) to Vancouver. Channeling multiple incarnations – fetishistic matador, bloodied avenging angel – Molina crushes expectations, reinventing classical form with anarchic punk energy and polymorphous perversity. September 27-30, 2023 | 8pm | Co-presented with DanceHouse and Vancouver Flameno Festival
Lebanese Film Festival in Canada – Vancouver Edition The Lebanese Film Festival, Vancouver Edition, is a vibrant celebration of Lebanese cinema, culture, and storytelling. This annual event, held in the heart of Canada’s west coast, serves as a bridge between Lebanon and the diverse community of Vancouver. Showcasing a rich selection of Lebanese films. It provides an enthralling exploration of the country’s historical narratives, societal dynamics, and creative expressions. September 22-25, 2023 | SFU Woodward's Cultural Programs is a proud Partner Cultural Partner | Tickets
CreativeMornings Vancouver Kristy O’Leary (in person) October’s global theme is ‘endurance’ and we are excited to welcome local creative consultant, multidisciplinary systems thinker, and B Corp Ambassador Kristy O'Leary. Oct 6, 2023 • 8:15 AM – 10:00 AM PDT • SFU Woodward's — Goldcorp Centre for the Arts | Free with Registration
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