Left of PuSh RELAY

Kait Ramsden / Camille Huang / Stephanie Cumming & Chris Bullough

🗓️ January 28, 2026 at 4 PM *followed by a casual industry mixer
🗓️ January 31, 2026 at 6 PM 
📍 Left of Main (211 Keefer St, Historic Chinatown, 2nd Floor)

💭 Tickets are on a sliding scale. Please pay what you can.
💭 Discounted tickets are available for Indigenous folks. Please email hello@plasticorchidfactory.ca to arrange.
💭 Refreshments available. Tap only please.
💭 Seating/door sales are available upon capacity. Advanced reservation is highly recommended.

Ticketing Update as of January 26, 2026‼️

→ Tickets for January 28 LoP RELAY available online now, first come, first served.
→ Extra seats* available at the door, first-come, first-served for January 31 LoP RELAY.
→ We will also release any "no-show" tickets to folks who are waiting. (In the past, we’ve had several no-shows, so chances are high!)

*some seating may be unconventional (ie: mats on the floor, window sill or standing)
***If you are interested in joining the door list, please arrive 30 mins before showtime to add your name.

Thank you so much for your incredible support and interest in this presentation!

Left of PuSh (LoP) is Plastic Orchid Factory’s platform for dance makers working at the margins to share experiments-in-process. Founded in 2018 and running alongside the PuSh Festival, LoP offers a non-transactional space for artists to share work with peers and presenters. This season, POF partners with Studio 303 (Montréal) and Mile Zero Dance (Edmonton) on RELAY—a new initiative linking research, creation, and production across cities, supported by CanDance’s Creative Exchange Project—with Left of PuSh serving as the “creation/testing” phase.

Kait Ramsden Do You Love Me? is an interdisciplinary performance that explores the intersection of female desire and its censorship – particularly how the female body and its sexual agency are controlled, fragmented, and repressed by digital and societal forces. Do You Love Me? wonders: which fantasies serve to enliven a sense of self and which dismantle it?

Creator/Performer/Co-Composer | Kait Ramsden
Co-Composer | Big Zen

Camille Huang Puncture and Pull is an inquiry on contact between the body and the 'puncture and pull' of the sewing machine. Objects, sound and dance converge to explore gendered attributions surrounding repetition, touch, machinery and its parts. The body becomes haunted with pattern, pull, insistence, and a fleshy intertwining with machines.  

Creator/Performer/Director/Sound Design | Camille Huang
Sound Design | Rodolfo Rueda
Rehearsal Assistant | Camile Bellefleur

Stephanie Cumming & Chris Bullough fort. is a meeting of old friends who connected as teenagers over a love of musical theatre in the remoteness of northern Alberta in the early 90’s. They revisit their past and attempt to process the ambivalence they share about where they grew up and the confrontation that exists with their present realities of living as artists.

Creator/Performer | Stephanie Cumming
Creator/Performer | Chris Bullough

Presented by Plastic Orchid Factory in partnership with Mile Zero Dance, Studio 303 with support from the CanDance Network
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ACCESSIBILITY NOTE: Left of Main is an inclusive, scent-reduced space. No animals, with the exception of guide dogs, are permitted. The space is regretfully only accessible by stairs. Please get in touch at hello@plasticorchidfactory.ca if you require assistance.

We look forward to welcoming you to the show! :)

plastic orchid factory and Left of Main are located in the heart of Historic Chinatown on the unceded, ancestral and traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and səlil̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) people. As artists who live, work and play on these lands, we strive to be allied with, learn from and acknowledge the rights of Indigenous Peoples.

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