The Lime Project Dance Company

Carol Ann Bohrn dancing "Moving On"

JURN.E  :: an evocative contemporary dance experience :: The Rachel Browne Theatre (venue #8) will erupt with urgent movement and sporadic dialogues that are at one moment energetic, and at the next tender. JURN.E will be riveting, unpredictable and acutely unfeigned.

For the premier presentation of The Lime Project Dance Company at The Winnipeg Fringe Festival, Artistic Director Nina Jane Patel investigates into the realm of human capacity to create a major work for the Company, affirming its position as a powerhouse of new Canadian choreography. 

JURN.E presents the world as seen through the eyes of 5 women travelling through time.The Lime Project’s highly trained dancers capture the ebb and flow of life in this reflective work in 17 movements as the women dance pushing their physical extremes and emotional limits testing the capacity for delving inside themselves.  From one moment to the next, moving seamlessly between present and past, the audience will be taken on a JURN.E

JURN.E puts the process of discovery centre-stage, transporting the audience through a meditation on life, death, love, loss and a different kind of hope sparking the imagination and stimulating the creative mind. Featuring five of Winnipeg’s finest contemporary dancers; Rachelle Bourget, Carol-Ann Bohrn, Kate Likhotin, Alexandra Scarola and Nina Jane Patel, herself, JURN.E delves into the deepest secrets of the self;  an adventure not to be missed.

Collaborating with South American animator & film maker Martin Aquino and original lighting design by Winnipeg's Steve Hunnie, JURN.E will engage Winnipeg's audience as no other contemporary dance has done before.

WINNIPEG FRINGE FESTIVAL 2013

The Lime Project Dance Company