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This is what happens, 2025
Co-Creation and Performance: Emma Beech & Zorya Arrow Costume Design: Sarah Struthers Lighting Design: jaymez Presented by Young Lungs Dance Exchange's 20th Anniversary Festival Photo by Pablo Riquelme |
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Symphony of Sympathy, 2024
Created and performed by meanspath, domo11, and Zorya Arrow Presented at Cluster: New Music + Integrated Arts Photo by Ally Gonzalo |
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Beach on Carpet, 2023
Created and Performed by Zorya Arrow Pop-Up Performance during the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival Downtown Winnipeg Photo by Kayla Jeanson |
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Lake Winnipeg, 2021
Choreographed by Zorya Arrow in collaboration with Camila Schujman, D-Anne Kuby, Emma Beech, and Lake Winnipeg Photo by Wendy Buelow |
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Faith’s A Thing, December 2019
Choreography: Zorya Arrow Sound: Leif Norman and Zorya Arrow with assistance from Charlie Rae Walker Music: Young Fathers Text: Zorya Arrow Dancers: Emma Beech, Alexandra Garrido, D-Anne Kuby, Camila Schujman Commissioned and presented by Winnipeg’s Contemporary Dancers Watch Performance Excerpts from Archival Footage |
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SLEEP & SPRING, August 2018
Video installation
Sleep 1h30min, monitor
Spring 8min, projection
Sleep: This is when rest happens…when no change happens.
And, where is the rest in the waking?
Spring: Destruction and renewal is all around.
Relentlessness? What does it mean to move through the day?
Presented as a part of Video Pool Media Arts Centre's 2018 Media Arts Residency year end.
Technical Mentor/Consultant: Kayla Jeanson
Video installation
Sleep 1h30min, monitor
Spring 8min, projection
Sleep: This is when rest happens…when no change happens.
And, where is the rest in the waking?
Spring: Destruction and renewal is all around.
Relentlessness? What does it mean to move through the day?
Presented as a part of Video Pool Media Arts Centre's 2018 Media Arts Residency year end.
Technical Mentor/Consultant: Kayla Jeanson
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much too much to say, 2017
Presented by Company Link at The B-Zone Direction: Zorya Arrow Performance: Arlo Reva, Arne McPherson, Bo van der Midden, Emma Beech, Zorya Arrow Lights and Production Manager: Jaymez Costume: Lisa Dyck Music: Scott Joplin, the radio (live), original music written and performed by Bo van der Midden. Text: Original poems by Bo van der Midden, other words generated by performers. Wall art credit: Michelle Wilson |
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How To Recreate Human Cremated Remains, April 2017
An experimental tutorial video by Zorya Arrow. Thanks to Kayla Jeanson for her help editing. Watch Video |
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This Disposition, April 2017 (Phase Three)
Conceived & performed by Zorya Arrow at Poolside Gallery Mentor: D-Anne Kuby Thank you to Young Lungs Dance Exchange for supporting my initial research for this work, The James Black Gallery for hosting my artistic residency throughout this process, and to the Winnipeg Arts Council for their support in the creation of This Disposition. Thanks to Kayla Jeanson my trusted videographer, the people of Video Pool for their support in hosting this event, and D-Anne Kuby for all the details. Thanks to my friends and family for supporting me in my life and work and special thanks to Scott Leroux, forever my sweet instigator and unwavering support. |
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This Disposition, January 2017 (Phase Two)
Conceived & performed by Zorya Arrow during her two week residency at The James Black Gallery in Vancouver, BC. Zorya Arrow spent her residency crafting a play list, writing, and moving around on the gallery floor, preparing for a performance that marked the three month anniversary of her partner's unexpected death. With a massive drop in energy levels, due to what grief apparently can do to a person, Zorya's performance project, which had been gearing up in the fall of 2016 to become a solo dance work, took a huge shift along with these new life circumstances. The work became about processing death and the reintegration into life. With an audience of nearly thirty people to witness her, Zorya took the moment, giving shape to what it feels like three months into processing three and a half years of love, reshaped in an instant. |
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This Disposition, October 2016 (Phase One)
Performance research conceived and presented by Zorya Arrow, through Young Lungs Dance Exchange's Research Series Mentor: D-Anne Kuby |
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She Speaks the Night, September 2016 A Nova Dance Collective performance by Alexandra Garrido and Zorya Arrow with direction from Janelle Hacault. Performed as a part of Nuit Blanche Winnipeg |
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Speciation Dance, 2016
Director: Michelle Wilson Dancers: Alexandra Garrido and Zorya Arrow Watch Video |
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Hue Quilted Windowpane, August 2016
Director: Lasha Mowchun Staring: Zorya Arrow and Jean-Jacques Javier Watch Video |
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Not Potatoes, March 2016
Choreographer: Zorya Arrow Dancers: Alexandra Garrido, Janelle Hacault, Rachelle Bourget, Kelsey Todd, Sarah Helmer, Zorya Arrow Music: Scott Leroux and Julia Tchira Read The Uniter's article about this work HERE. |
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Boxes (The Genetics Project), September 2015-September 2016
Installation by Zorya Arrow and Robert Pasternak Photos by Zorya Arrow Slide show presentation about this project: PetchaKucha 20x20 |
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The Genetics Project, September 2015
Creator: Zorya Arrow Performers: Robert Pasternak and Zorya Arrow Music: Dave Sweatman |
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Stacy and the Hemoglobins, performing at Soupstock, October 2015
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Lobotomies, August 2015
Written and Performed by Zorya Arrow, featuring Cathy Tat Shoot and Edited by Erin Buelow Watch Preview |
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A Cabaret, March 2014
Performance works included Mack, Gwylan Speaks, and Normal Developmental Turmoil Created and Performed by Zorya Arrow Songs by Anne-Marie Williot Watch Video Read Spectator Tribune's article about this work HERE. |
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The Laundry Room, November 2013
Director: Isabelle Kirouac Performers: Isabelle Kirouac and Zorya Arrow Watch Video |
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Normal Developmental Turmoil, 2013 Creator and Performer: Zorya Arrow |
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Good Morning and Good Night, February 2013
Creator and Performer: Zorya Arrow |
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