Portraits at an Exhibition: Trevor Copp is a multifaceted artist, celebrated for his contributions to physical theatre, dance, and social justice. As the founder of Tottering Biped Theatre, he has been instrumental in creating performances that challenge societal norms and explore diverse cultural perspectives. His work often blurs the lines between traditional theater, dance, and social commentary, making him a dynamic force in the Canadian arts scene. “Portraits at an Exhibition” is one of Copp’s latest ventures, where he continues to push the boundaries of theatrical expression. This show is a unique blend of dance, theatre, and visual art, where each performance serves as a living portrait, bringing stories and emotions to life through movement. Through “Portraits at an Exhibition,” Copp and his collaborators explore themes of identity, history, and the human experience, offering audiences a deeply immersive and thought-provoking experience. In this show, LIVELab researchers will collect data on audience response to manipulated auditory (piano), visual (projected paintings), and movement elements, further deepening the connection between art and science.

This concert is generously supported by incite Foundation for the Arts, Judy Marsales Real Estate, and Long & McQuade Musical Instruments