Joshua Beamish

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The artistic director of Ballet Vancouver Joshua Beamish discusses the company's inaugural performance, After the Rain & Other Works (23-25 April 2026 at the Vancouver Playhouse), with Joseph Planta. The post Joshua Beamish first appeared on thecommentary.ca.

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The artistic director of Ballet Vancouver Joshua Beamish discusses the company's inaugural performance, After the Rain & Other Works (23-25 April 2026 at the Vancouver Playhouse), with Joseph Planta.

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