As their 2026 Artist Residency with Untellable Movement Theatre comes to a close, Watching the Detectives (Philip Goodridge and Jaimie Tait) invite artists and community members to join them for a Viewpoints workshop on Monday, November 2, from 7:30–9:30 PM at Lynn Panting Dance, 30 Harvey Road.

Today, on International Dance Day, we are proud to announce Watching the Detectives as Untellable Movement Theatre’s 2026 Artist-in-Residence.

Groundwork Dance Festival 2026 has come to a close.

Across one weekend, we shared:

• 23 performances

• 97 performers

• Ages ranging from 7 to 80

• 3 workshops

• 1 panel discussion

Groundwork is a two-day festival of dance and movement-based performance, produced by Untellable Movement Theatre and Cameo Series.

Untellable Movement Theatre and Cameo are inviting expressions of interest from dance and movement artists for Groundwork Dance Festival, a new two-day festival taking place April 11–12, 2026 in St. John’s, NL.

There is no single way to watch.

You are invited to notice what you notice.

Whatever you find is what’s meant for you.

Something new is taking shape this spring.

Cameo and Untellable Movement Theatre are partnering on a new two-day dance festival, taking place on April 11th and 12th.

“It’s a small little thing that I think is at the core of everything we do in the arts. It is easily overlooked but is absolutely essential. I wish for all of us moving forward this year that we remember that.”

Close Up debuts at the Barbara Barrett Theatre with a fresh lineup of new creations from local choreographers. An evolution of Andrya Duff’s Cameo series, this platform offers artists the space to share works-in-progress, experiment publicly, and open up their creative process to audiences.

We’re catching up with Andrya Duff, Untellable’s 2025 Artist-in-Residence, as she and her remarkable project, Cameo, head out to the West Coast.

We asked some of our collaborators to share what Untellable has meant to them: how movement, mentorship, and community have influenced their journeys. Their words remind us why we do what we do and how powerful it can be when artists are given the freedom to explore, fail, and grow together.

In this Q&A, we speak with Sharon about her vision for the company, the role of movement in classical and contemporary performance, and why this kind of development work is so vital to Shakespeare by the Sea.

Untellable Movement Theatre is thrilled to welcome Jaimie Tait to our Movement Theatre Incubator program!

We are proud to announce our collaboration with Shakespeare by the Sea for their 2025 season. Through Untellable’s Incubator program, we will be offering company classes to all SBTS performers, designed to strengthen physical storytelling, ensemble-building, and embodied performance.

On this International Dance Day, Untellable Movement Theatre is proud to celebrate the artists, projects, and partnerships that are moving us into an exciting new chapter. Dance lives at the heart of everything we do — as a way to connect, to tell stories, and to imagine new possibilities.

Untellable Movement Theatre's Incubator aims to showcase the power of the body, enhance physical literacy, and inspire playwrights to incorporate movement as a fundamental element in their scripts.

This collaboration with the Strong Harbour Strings Collective, produced in partnership with Neighbourhood Dance Works and supported by the Arts and Culture Centres’ Arts Connector Program, is a testament to our commitment to innovative, accessible art.

As 2024 comes to a close, we find ourselves reflecting on a year filled with innovation, collaboration, and impactful storytelling.

As the holiday season approaches, "An Orange in December" invites audiences to reflect on the simple joys of the holidays, the importance of tradition, and the ways in which art can connect us.