Kat Single-Dain is an award-winning filmmaker, critically acclaimed choreographer, and Jesse nominated director and producer, specializing in the intersection of contact improvisation, vintage swing dance, comedy and physical theatre. This rare niche that has her traveling to teach everywhere from Nevada, USA to Paris, France. Graduating with honours from the University of California Berkeley in 2006, she has since co-founded and is Artistic Executive Director of The Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret, named one of “Vancouver’s best kept secrets” by the CBC. The company is well loved for producing original theatre productions and massive community festivals in Vancouver, including the epically popular Parade of Lost Souls since 2013. “Kat Single-Dain has one of those resumes that compel instant credibility. Seeing her (Depression-era dance marathon) in action proves her distinctions are entirely deserved.” -ELIZABETH NOLAN, The Driftwood, November 27th, 2013. Kat Single-Dain Artistic Executive Director, The Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret Society

This spacious and unique space has a lake view and comes with instruments for you to play! Our house has been featured on the news more than once -- and all for good reasons! We are right across from Trout Lake Park and Community Center, a beautiful area. The lake has a sandy beach, a dog park and lovely views of the mountains. This is a private suite with a bedroom, a kitchen and 2 foldout couches in the living room. The bathroom is shared with another guest suite, but each suite has its own private entrance to the shared bathroom from opposite sides, so you would never see anyone else during your stay. Also note that there is a claw foot tub only and no shower. In the day you may hear sounds from upstairs but quiet hours are 10 pm to 8 am for the whole house. There's a dog park directly across the street, and we allow pets but not on the furniture thanks! And please no untrained pets, or pets that will bark at other people or animals on site. Thanks for understanding!

This is what's called East Vancouver and those who live here feel it's the best area of the city. Much more peaceful than downtown and less expensive and arguably more interesting than Kitsilano, East Van is a home to many artists and families. In the park directly across the road there is always something fun happening.... festivals, bands playing, etc. It's a great place to live and visit.