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A dark black/purple background. In the centre of the image, a projection screen with neon purple mountains and a neon blue sun or moon in between them. In front of the screen, four treadmills are spaced apart across the stage. On the left of the image, Stewart Legere, in full workout gear, jumps in the air with his legs spread eagle. On the right hand side, Liliona Quarmyne jumps with her legs bent at the knee, shooting off to the side. In the centre of the image, on top of all of it, in neon blue industrial futuristic script, the title 'The Movements'

THE MOVEMENTS returns! November 21, 2025, 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm at The Bella Rose Arts Centre

The Movements is a high-octane theatre/dance spectacular, and the economics class you never had in school. It’s a show about the global economy in the form of a precisely choreographed 90-minute workout routine. Accompanied by a soaring musical score and multi-layered video design, four (4) performers exhaust themselves, as they convert statistics into aerobic movement before your eyes. Covering everything from GDP and the WHO, to wealth inequality and inflation, The Movements examines the mind-boggling complexity of these hot topics in a way that is accessible and endlessly engaging.

Stewart Legere: Performer/Composer
Jessica Lewis: Lightings Design/Audio Technician
Christian Ludwig Hansen: Video Design/Operator
Alex McLean: Director/Lead Writer
Faly Mevamanana: Performer
Liliona Quarmyne: Performer/Choreographer
Sophie Schade: Producer

The background is the night sky/space, dotted with millions of points of light, in greens, blues, purples and white. On the left of the image, a wooden table with a green banker's lamp, computer, rock and laptop set atop it. A very blurry man in black jumps with his arms in the air. His shadow hits the screen behind him, creating the illusion of a double-self, jumping and floating in space. On a white rectangle, in black Helvetica typeface, the title: The Final Recordings of an Almost Extinct Bird"
A large white projection screen at the back of a stage. The words "Support Our Work! Join Team 100 Today!" are on it. In the foreground, two men fold a giant white tarp.