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Oct 13
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Oct 20-22
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Nov 15
Jan 20-22
Jan 26-28
Mar 3
Mar 14-17
Apr 12
Apr 13-14
Apr 19
May 3-5
Toronto Heritage Dance
Signal Theatre
COC Zata Omm
Chartier Danse
Zata Omm
Tribal Crackling Wind
KDSS/Mi Young Kim Dance
Maxine Heppner
Typecast Dance Co
Sylvain Emard Danse
Jasmyn Fyffe Dance
COC Bboyizm
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LINK Dance Foundation
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May 30-June 2
Larchaud Dance Project
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2011 | 2012 Season
Toronto’s leading presenter
of Canada’s independent dance artists
Toronto’s longest running
contemporary
dance series
Image by John Lauener, Wardrobe: Kimina Fashion, Jewelry: Leif Benner
2011/12 Mainstage Series
Enwave Theatre
The 2011-12 DanceWorks Mainstage Series features world premieres by four of
Toronto’s compelling contemporary dance companies and welcomes touring shows
from Ottawa and Montreal. These companies consider central concepts of our
human condition: mortality, spirituality, the urgent need for love and
understanding; and a desire to unlock the true nature of artistic expression. Please
join us at Harbourfront Centre’s Enwave Theatre all of the Mainstage Series events.
The strength, clarity and authenticity of each performance is sure to delight,
challenge and inspire you!
Also on offer are eight CoWorks Series events, highlighting established and
emerging dance artists in six different locations: downtown, mid-town and uptown.
In its 35th season, DanceWorks delivers the enchantment and intimacy of live
dance performance.
Mimi Beck, Dance Curator
CoWorks Series
Co-presentations that spotlight new and leading edge choreographic voices in
contemporary dance. Discover fresh talents performing in some of Toronto’s
conventional and unexplored theatrical venues!
COC Free Noon Hour Concert Series
in the Canadian Opera Company’s beautiful Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre This vibrant series celebrates the expressive power of the human body in a
variety of traditions.
Mimi Beck, Dance Curator
“The lunchtime performance
series and its venue are an
example to the world of the
very best kind of sharing
between the arts and its
surrounding community”.
Toronto Star
2011/12 Mainstage Series
Enwave Theatre, 231 Queens Quay West
DW190 Sept
Part of
22-24, 2011 @ 8pm, Sept 24 @ 2pm
Signal Theatre (Toronto) from thine eyes
Choreographer: Michael Greyeyes
Composer: Miquelon Rodriguez
Dancers: Claudia Moore, Sean Ling, Ceinwen Gobert,
Piotr Biernat, Shannon Litzenberger, Michael Caldwell
A world premiere from director and choreographer Michael Greyeyes and his company,
Signal Theatre, set in limbo where six characters search for meaning at the end of their
lives, as they face their deepest fears, most cherished memories and each other.
This dance theatre production brings together two Aboriginal artists for the first time:
Michael Greyeyes and acclaimed writer Yvette Nolan. Together, they examine mortality,
memory and forgiveness, lensed through contemporary dance expression, confronting head
on the reality that only when the veil of our mortality is finally removed can we see
ourselves and each other truthfully. (This performance contains mature subject matter.)
Michael Greyeyes’ works have been described as
Image: Scarlet O’Neill
“…disturbing and beautiful”, The Coast, Halifax
“…eye-opening and riveting” Stages, www.What’s Up Yukon.com
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Student Matinee: Saturday Sept 24, 2011 @ 2pm
Bookings through DanceWorks Education Dept. only: [email protected]
A DanceWorks and Native Earth Performing Arts Co-Presentation
DW191 Oct
20-22, 2011 @ 8pm
Zata Omm (Toronto) Eight Ways From Mara
Choreographer: William Yong
Video Design: Elysha Poirier
Music Composition: Andrea Rocca
Performers: Heather Berry, Kate Franklin,
Part of
Nicholas Melymuk, Erika-Leigh Stirton and William Yong
“With his impressive first full-length work 'Frames', William
Yong takes his place in the forefront of emerging dancesmiths.
The imaginative blend of technology and choreography
produces startling images that are a feast to the eye...”
Paula Citron (Classical 96.3 fm)
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Student Matinee: Friday Oct 21, 2011 @ 1 pm
Bookings through DanceWorks Education Dept.. only: [email protected]
Image: David Hou, Composition by Ryan Otake
Eight Ways From Mara – a multi-disciplinary, imaginative and visually compelling work
that takes a fresh look at the ways we avoid life's misery by relating to three elemental
forces - confusion, temptation and distraction. Distilled imagery and poetry from
Buddhist philosophy and musings reflect on modern society to achieve a work of great
richness evoking a spirituality that guides and inspires. After the stunning debut of
Frames in 2009, Zata Omm’s artistic director William Yong returns to DanceWorks
Mainstage with this unique and powerful creation.
DW192 Nov
Part of
3 - 5, 2011 @ 8pm
Tribal Crackling Wind (Toronto) Fluency
Choreographer: Peter Chin
Videography: Jeremy Mimnagh
Music: Garnet Willis
Performers: Peter Chin, Alison Denham, Billy Marchenski,
María Constanza Guzmán, Jeremy Mimnagh
Lighting and set design: David Duclos
“…when it comes to avant-garde art, Peter Chin
walks the walk – and it’s a pretty memorable strut.
The renaissance man of the dance world
is devoted to innovation.” NOW, Toronto
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Student Matinee: Friday Nov 4, 2011 @ 1pm
Bookings through DanceWorks Education Dept.. only:
[email protected]
DW193 March
3, 2012 @ 8 pm ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Sylvain Émard Danse (Montreal) Fragments – Vol 1
Image: Jeremy Mimnagh
Can one become Nicaraguan? Jamaican-born, Toronto-based artist Peter
Chin answers that question with Fluency, a multidisciplinary piece
developed during a stay in Latin America, imbued with his trademark finesse
and humour. Over a two-year period, the choreographer, dancer, musician
and four-time Dora Mavor Moore Award winner, together with videographer
Jeremy Mimnagh, documented his sometimes comical efforts to learn
Spanish and to integrate into a new culture. It all led to this very playful
piece for Chin and four performers, an atypical progress report that lies
somewhere between dance, theatre, video and a talk show.
Part of
Choreographer: Sylvain Émard
Dancers: Laurence Ramsay, Manuel Roque and Catherine Viau
Performer: Monique Miller
Music: Michel F. Côté, Jan Jelinek
Scénographie: Richard Lacroix
The first part of a diptych that places the dancer at the very heart of creation,
Fragments – Volume I is a collage of miniatures - a veritable patchwork of insistent
urgency with three solos and a duo conveying the complexity and vulnerability of the
individual. Intense and often surprising, the veteran actress Monique Miller slips
majestically into this work where her minimalist movement is touchingly eloquent,
offering a troubling counterpoint to the raw energy of the three exceptional dancers.
“As a choreographer, Émard never disappoints, and his
latest piece Fragments – Volume I is a masterpiece.”
Paula Citron, paulacitron.ca
*Pre-show chat with Sylvain Émard
March 3, 2012, 7:00 pm in the upper lobby
Bookings through DanceWorks Education Dept.. only:
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A Sylvain Émard Danse and Canada Dance Festival co-production, in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut.
Image: Robert Etcheverry
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Student Matinee: Friday March 2, 2012 @ 1pm
Part of
DW194 April
13-14, 2012 @ 8pm
Bboyizm (Ottawa) IZM
Choreographer: Yvon Soglo (Crazy Smooth)
Dancers: Emanuel Septier (Bourik), Felipe Soto Palestro (Chilly),
Melissa Flerangile (Melly Mel), Mathieu Dumoulin (Lost Child),
Jean-Luc Fournier (Dirty D), Rahime Gay-Labbe (N O S B),
Mathieu Bilodeau (Strife), Marie-Pier Lopes (Zepol rock),
Mathieu Ulrich (Soul Step), Yvon Soglo (Crazy Smooth)
IZM transcends age, race and gender, reaching below the surface where
emotions live. The show is an experience, challenging pre-conceived notions of
b-boying and whether you are intimately connected to dance or you are simply
looking to enjoy something new, it will be awe-inspiring!
“When IZM premiered at the Canada Dance Festival,
the sold out audience went wild! And, they had good
reason to… Crazy Smooth and his dancers hold
nothing back, they dance full out and they give every
audience member an authentic high!”
Image: Jonathan Maher
Brian Webb, Artistic Director, The Canada Dance Festival.
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Student Matinee: Friday, April 13, 2012 @ 1pm SOLD OUT!
Bookings through DanceWorks Education Dept.. only:
[email protected]
May 3-5, 2012 @ 8pm
BoucharDanse (Toronto) Histoire d’amour
Part of
DW195
Choreography: Susie Burpee, Denise Fujiwara, Louis-Martin Charest,
and Sylvie Bouchard/Louis Laberge-Côté,
Performers: Brendan Wyatt, Sylvie Bouchard and Adam Paolozza
Direction: Marie-Josée Chartier
Costume and set design: Cheryl Lalonde
Lighting design: Kimberly Purtell
Text: Adam Paolozza
Video Projection: Ayelen Liberona
An undying quest for love and a need to understand its meaning is the basis for this full
length dance theatre trio. Through poignant and comical journeys for three timeless lovers,
Histoire d’amour ponders the essence of this ethereal feeling we cannot live without.
“…a sure-fire crowd pleaser”
Image: Joseph Michael Photography
The Globe & Mail
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Student Matinee: Friday May 4, 2012 @ 1pm
Bookings through DanceWorks Education Dept. only: [email protected]
2011/12
Winchester Street Theatre, 80 Winchester St.
CW83 Sept 15-17, 2011 @ 8pm, Sept 18 @ 2pm
Toronto Heritage Dance
An Evening Of Chamber Dance
Choreographers: Patricia Beatty, David Earle, Lawrence Gradus,
Danny Grossman, Terrill Maguire, Peter Randazzo
CoWorks Series
Enwave Theatre,
231 Queens Quay West
CW84
Oct 14 - 15, 2011 @ 8pm
Chartier Danse STRIA
Choreographer, performer, text, vocals:
Marie-Josée Chartier
Director, Dramaturge:
Ruth Madoc-Jones
Set design: Trevor Schwellnus
Costume Designer: Martha Cockshutt
Sound design: Thomas Ryder-Payne
Lighting design: Bonnie Beecher
Creaturiste: Mathieu René
Emerging from the beautiful and unpredictable
terrain of the Badlands, Chartier invites the
audience on a unique and virtuosic physical and
theatrical expedition. A dark, playful,
unconventional self-portrait.
In an inspirational first home season, Toronto Heritage Dance celebrates
the impact of six renowned Canadian choreographers in an evening of
chamber dance featuring three new works and three revivals. Works
include Beatty’s breathtaking new solo The High Heart, Randazzo’s
exquisite Pavane, from A Simple Melody, Grossman’s new duet Lone,
and Earle’s moving and glorious Miserere. Gradus brings his solo
Castaway to this special evening, and Terrill Maguire contributes her
intriguing new solo Pond Life. A cast of featured dancers includes
audience favourites Danielle Baskerville, Eddie Kastrau, Michael Sean
Marye, Suzette Sherman, Meredith Thompson and other guest dancers.
Part of
“Chartier is everything you want from
a mature dancer. She performs with
complete authority and has nothing to hide.”
Globe and Mail.
Image: Andrew Oxenham
Image: Ayelen Liberona
Theatre Centre,
1087 Queens Street West
George Weston Recital Hall,
Toronto Centre for the Arts,
5040 Yonge St
CW85 Nov
15, 2011 @ 7:30pm
KDSS/Mi Young Kim Dance
60 Years of Rhythm & Movement
Choreographer: Mi Young Kim
To celebrate Korean-Canadian cultural pioneer/artistic director Mi
Young Kim's 60th anniversary, the Korean Dance Studies Society of
Canada presents the most elaborate production in its history,
showcasing a range of traditional and contemporary Korean dance. Mi
Young Kim and her company will perform superb works from repertoire,
together new creations and an exhilarating drum dance medley.
Collaborating with film composer and musician, Serin Hong, the show
promises a feast for the eyes, ears and heart.
Image: Hugh Lee
CW86 Jan
20-22, 2012 @ 8pm
Jan 22 @ 2pm
Maxine Heppner My Heart is A Spoon
Choreographer: Maxine Heppner
Looking into the eyes of Rage, through the lens of
Manga comics and neon lights, into the sepia corners of
old legends, Maxine Heppner’s newest work promises
uncompromising physicality with her characteristic
blend of boldness and sensitivity. Choreographed and
directed by Maxine Heppner with Garnet Willis
(composer-sound sculptor), Elysha Poirier (video artist)
and Japanese guest artists Takako Segawa (dancer) and
Fujimoto Takayuki (light designer).
“(Heppner) exposes the very heart of the
human condition.” Globe and Mail
“An audacious choreographer.” Classical 96
Image Design: Pamela Rasbach
Winchester Street Theatre, 80 Winchester St.
CW87 Jan 26-28, 2012 @ 8pm
Typecast Dance Company Tomato Soup
Choreographers: Pamela Rasbach & Missy Morris
Typecast Dance Company presents their fourth full length work,
Tomato Soup, choreographed by Artistic Director Pamela Rasbach. A
fiery contemporary dance piece inspired by the ideas and aesthetics of
pop art, it is a fast-paced response to the chaos of our overwhelming
consumer culture and the thrill of excess. Opening for Typecast,
choreographer Missy Morris fuses rock music and contemporary dance
for The Noob, a piece filled with wild abandon and ferocious intensity.
www.typecastdance.com
Venue TBC
CW89 May 25-26, 2012 @ 8pm
Winchester Street Theatre, 80 Winchester St.
CW88 Mar 14-17, 2012 @ 8pm
Jasmyn Fyffe Dance Interlock
Choreographers: Jasmyn Fyffe, Patricia Gianfarco, Karen Kaeja
and Germaul Barnes (New York City)
Designer: Daniele Guevara
A dynamic mixed program of five works, including four world premieres,
this spirited concert displays versatility, talent and a unique execution
that you don't want to miss.
…"bring(s) just the right kind of athletic sensibility to
choreography that's thoroughly contemporary yet also
accessible!" Anya Wassenberg
Image: Walter Lai
LINK Dance Foundation
Experiments - where logic and emotion collide
Choreography: Gail Lotenberg, Composer: Jordy Walker (featuring
JP Carter, on trumpet), Projection design: Sammy and Shang-Han
Chien, Lighting Design: John Carter, Scenography: Nicola
Kozakiewicz, Monitor: Chick Snipper, Dancers: Darcy McMurray,
Cara Siu, Marvin Vergara and Gail Lotenberg, Scientists: Dr.
Larry Dill (performing live), Drs Lee Gass, Anne Salomon & Mark
Winston (video projection)
A world of new ideas comes alive on stage in this collaboration between
scientists and artists. Under the direction Gail Lotenberg, Experiments
unveils the creativity, experimentation and intuition employed in both
disciplines to understand the world around us.
“... in a show quite unlike anything you’ve seen before.”
Georgia Straight
Presented in partnership with Subtle Technologies,
Simon Fraser University’s Centre for Dialogue and NSERC
Theatre Passe Muraille, 16 Ryerson Ave
CW90 May 30 -June 2, 2012 @ 8pm
Larchaud Dance Projects Elegant Beast
Choreography: Jennifer Robichaud, Jase Cozmic
Lighting Design: Siobhan Sleath
Over burning kilns, the sculptress creates her statues.
SHE: is a modern day visionary thought to be wild, relentless, and
passionate. THE GARGOYLES: grotesque in nature, they are monsters
made with fire that ward off evil, and protect those under her watch.
Inspired by Andrew Davidson’s novel The Gargoyle, Larchaud Dance
Project premieres Elegant Beast. Deconstructing the original themes,
Elegant Beast is an investigation of the empty space between memory
and desire. Building on the break dance/contemporary style of their
trademark partnering, Robichaud and Cozmic draw on the energy and
chaotic fury of krumping to deliver an intense tale of unconventional
romance, guaranteed to captivate all audiences.
“…the kind of neck bending breakdance that will have
chiropractors rubbing their hands in gleeful anticipation…”
Michael Crabb, The National Post
DANCEWORKS EDUCATION PROGRAMS
“DanceWorks has proven to be an invaluable resource for my own work in the classroom on a number of levels.
Practically speaking, it has given me a level of dance literacy at a time when I have assumed the role of dance teacher
through the revised curriculum. For my students, the interaction with the artists has given them an important
window to the professional world, where hopefully a few of them have seen their own reflection.”
Carl Gambacort, Karen Kain School of the Arts
DanceWorks welcomes hundreds of students to matinees
featuring Canada’s contemporary dance artists in a multitude of dance forms.
We offer
Residency Activities ranging from introductory dance workshops to master classes and everything in between. Individually tailored for specific
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The work and shows that the company brings to the dance world are truly magnificent.”
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conversations – Dance Curator Mimi Beck hosts post performance talkback sessions that bring choreographers and their audiences
closer together.
pre-show chats - previews that set the stage for selected performances.
DanceWorks at the Free Noon Hour Series at the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre of the Canadian Opera Company’s Four Seasons
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# Tix Mnth Mo Tu We Th Fr
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Sep
Sa Su
22 23 24
24
Mat
CoWorks Series
CW83 Toronto
Omm
Oct
DW192 Tribal
Sep
15 16 17 18
Danse
Oct
14 15
CW85 KDSS/Mi Young
Nov
CW86 Maxine
Jan
Mat
Reservations only
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Nov
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Crackling Wind
DW193 Sylvain
15
20 21 22
22
Heppner
Émard
Sa Su
Heritage Dance
CW84 Chartier
DW191 Zata
# Tix Mnth Mo Tu We Th Fr
Mar
3
DW194 Bboyizm
Apr
13 14
DW195 BoucharDance
May
Danse
CW87 Typecast
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5
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Mar
14 15 16 17
May
25 26
Dance
CW88 Jasmyn
3
Mat
Jan
Fyffe
Dance
CW89 Link
Dance
CW90 Larchaud
Dance
May
Jun
30 31
1
2
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