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Choreographed by by William Yong
Performed by Zata Omm Dance Production
Commissioned by the City of Toronto
Will be performed as part of Toronto’s Wintercity Festival on
Saturday, February 3 at 3:00pm and 6:30pm and
Sunday, February 4 at 1:30pm and 4:30pm
at Nathan Phillips Square
Admission is free
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Dancemakers Centre for Creation Choreographic Lab Showing with
and monitor Tony Chong
It’s snowing at Dancemakers, outside and in.
Yvonne's second and final showing of her work-in-progress
Friday, February 16 at 7 pm $10
Last night Yvonne had a dream: driving through the snow, looking for the dancers, she could only see blood. Something about cleaning up our own backyards before helping others. She is filled with anxiety now, every second in the studio is focused and her monitor Tony Chong is pushing her to stay on the road, despite the snow.
Yvonne says she has the essence now but wants to make a cohesive statement by Friday. Distilling. Focusing on the relationships. Where will this all lead? Come out from under the snow and find out.
Check out Yvonnes work at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO9hVayHqo8
Dancemakers Centre for Creation
The Distillery, 55 Mill Street, The Cannery Building 58, Studio 313
Find us: http://www.thedistillerydistrict.com/frameset.html
416.367.1800
<http://www.dancemakers.org/>
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Chi-Ping Dance Group
Celebrate Chinese New Year with Chi-Ping Dance Group @
Scarbourough Civic Centre on Sunday Feb 18, 2007.
Program includes:
Lion Dance, Chinese Dances, Chinese Music, God of Fortune and
Lucky red package
For more information
905-475-2023
www.chipingdance.com
Start Time: 2p.m.
Location:
Scarborough Civic Centre (Rotunda)
150 Borough Drive (McCowan Ellesmere)
Admission is Free!
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a piece about relationships – hetero- and homosexual relationships.
Choreography by Donna Greenberg
At Eros, Thanatos the Avant-Garde ~ The Cabaret Series at the Rivoli!
The Eros Cabaret series presents work in the disciplines of
dance, film, music, theatre, spoken word and interdisciplinary
media created and performed by both emerging and established
artists.
All works are connected by the epic themes of sex, love, death,
passion and the avant-garde.
Once again, I am delighted to feature our amazing inter-galactic
house band, The Calrizians!
The Cabaret will take place on
Wednesday, February 21st in the
back room of the Rivoli on Queen St. West.
Doors open at 7:30 and the show will begin at approx. 8pm.
Tickets are $10 at the door.
CALRIZIANS! / DANCE / FILM / PERFORMANCE / THEATRE
We hope to see you all there!
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Blue ceiling dance presents a DanceWorks CoWorks Series Event
a tale of amnesia
music by Radiohead
Dancemakers Centre For Creation, Distillery District
February 28th to March 3rd 8 pm
Mar 4th 2:30 pm
Vibrant, dreamy, and disarming, two amnesiac dancers and a giant antelope head dive and swoop into the land of forgetting. Music by Radiohead.
Created by Lucy Rupert, a choreographer with "an immense imagination" (Globe & Mail), with creative collaborators Jenn Goodwin, Barbara Pallomina, and Sarah Chase.
"an orchid blossoming"
National Post
"[Lucy Rupert] dances like someone with something important to say. It is hard to take your eyes off her."
National Post
Tickets $!5-$20 (Sunday PWYC)
Box office and info 416 204 1082
www.danceworks.ca
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COBA (Collective of Black Artists)
presents
March 2–3, 2007, 8 pm
March 4, 2007, 3 pm
Premiere Dance Theatre
A part of Harbourfront Centre’s NextSteps program
COBA’s 14th season is an encore offering of audience favourites that evoke the true heart & soul of African & Caribbean dance. With Portrait, a provocative trio set to the legendary Nina Simone; Saraca, a Yoruba ritual of celebration and thanksgiving; and Primal Fête, artistic co-founders Bakari E. Lindsay and Charmaine Headley have positioned COBA as a performance collective with a definitive movement aesthetic that addresses social themes and is rooted in the rich legacy of African history.
“ COBA balances the books between provocative statement and entertainment. This is rare in a Canadian performance company."
—Paula Citron, The Globe & Mail
For more information please visit www.cobainc.com
Tickets
General $30, $25 Student/Senior
NextSteps Package Prices $25, $20
www.harbourfrontcentre.com
In Person
York Quay Centre Box Office
235 Queens Quay West
Tuesday to Saturday
1pm - 6pm | 1pm - 8pm if there is an evening performance
By Phone: 416-973-4000 | Option 1
COBA’s DEEKALI: Roots Re-lived II is supported by...
Back after 10 years!
IN CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH
FEBRUARY 16 – 17 ONLY
The Hummingbird Centre for the Performing Arts
"There are moments when you watch the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and begin to believe that the figures on stage are not quite real. The human body can't really move like that… defies human limits." - Chicago Sun-Times
TORONTO, Ontario – For more than 45 years, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater has dazzled audiences from New York City to South Africa to China with unparalleled artistry. After a long awaited return, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is back at The Hummingbird Centre for the Performing Arts for three performances only from February 16 – 17, 2007.
Through captivating performances and unparalleled artistry, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater has been fulfilling Alvin Ailey’s vision that “dance is for everybody… dance came from the people and it should always be delivered back to the people.” From jazz-inspired works and intimate portraits to explosive epics teeming with passion, “one cannot deny the genius behind Ailey’s…stirring eloquence,” says the Washington Post.
Led by Artistic Director Judith Jamison, this magnificent company celebrates an exhilarating performance, drawing inspiration from a variety of experiences - life’s joy, sorrows, passions, beauty and ultimate truths. Their unmistakable style and unsurpassed talent, continue to leave audiences breathless.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will perform several works from its classic repertory–including Revelations, Ailey’s signature masterpiece that explores African American spirituals, encompassing songs of love, struggle, and deliverance. The engagement will also include new dances by some of today’s most exciting, daring, and visionary choreographers.
Tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster by calling 416-872-2262 or by visiting www.ticketmaster.ca <http://www.ticketmaster.ca/> , or in person at The Hummingbird Centre Box Office, 1 Front Street East, Toronto GROUPS of 10 or more call: 416-393-7463 or 1-866-737-0805
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