Julianne Chapple Artistic Director Julianne Chapple's performance work has been presented extensively in Canada, as well as Italy, Ireland, Germany, the USA and the UK. Notable presentations include the Echo Echo festival of Dance and Movement, Movement Research at Judson Church and a new commissioned work for the Vancouver Art Gallery’s Summer Gala event. Most recently, Julianne presented digital works supported by the National Arts Centre, M:ST Performative Art and Upintheair Theatre’s e-Volver festival. Chapple was awarded the 2017 Iris Garland Emerging Choreographer Award and the 2020 Chrystal Dance Prize. She is artistic director of Vancouver-based dance company Future Leisure, co-producer of the Shooting Gallery Performance Series and sits on the board of directors for CADA-West and the Dance Centre. Maxine Chadburn Performer/Instructor Maxine is a Vancouver based performance artist having worked with various independent choreographers and companies touring nationally and internationally. Max’s career in film, TV and theater has lent her the opportunity to explore the multidimensional facets of her imagination and story telling, focusing her studies on Meisner’s Technique, improvisation and Fitzmaurice Voicework. For her work in feature film, she’s received nominations for Best Lead Performance by a Female in a Motion Picture and Best Emerging Performer presented by the Leo and UBCP/ACTRA Awards. Jen Yan Performer/ Instructor Jen Yan is a certified expressive arts therapist and co-owner of Triumph Acrobatic Arts in Mission. She is an ACE certified personal trainer, and a CPFA and first aid-certified instructor, who teaches aerial silks, trapeze, hoop, and general circus disciplines throughout the Greater Vancouver Area. Jen’s joy is in sharing the art and physicality of acrobatics with new students young and old, and her infectious energy and patience is apparent in all her classes and performances. Ed Spence Visual Artist/Performer Ed Spence’s artistic practice spans many disciplines, including performance, poetry, sculpture, painting, photography, and public installation. A University of British Columbia Okanagan fine arts graduate, he’s exhibited at galleries across North America and Europe. Spence often works in collaboration with his wife, choreographer Julianne Chapple. Contact Email Location . Social Instagram Facebook Powered by Squarespace