WINNIPEG The Manitoba film community is mourning the death of Dave Barber, a crucial figure in the development of independent cinema in Winnipeg and an ally to generations of Winnipeg filmmakers. Barber was part of the Winnipeg film group Cinematheque for almost four decades. Cinemateque’s Interim Executive Director David Knipe confirmed Barber passed away Monday night peacefully and surrounded by family. Along with his work in Winnipeg s film community, Barber played a large role in the Gimli Film Festival. He worked as a senior film programmer for the festival for six years. He received multiple awards for his efforts including the Winnipeg Arts Council s first ever Making a Difference award in 2007. The award highlights art professionals who contribute to the growth and development of the arts in Winnipeg.
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The 2021/22 season will see the dancers return to the Centennial Concert Hall Mainstage and features both classic and contemporary ballets.
In a press release, Canada s Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) announced their 82nd season.
“Our belief in the power of live performance is the driving force behind every step we take. We long to be together with you again and reengage that sense of shared humanity that comes from a live theatre experience.” says RWB Artistic Director and CEO André Lewis. “It has been an extremely challenging year, and we want to remind everyone that despite pandemic level challenges, we are determined to raise the curtain again.”