The Institute for Dance Studies, University of Toronto
with support from
The Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies and Canadian Association for Theatre Research
presents
with support from
The Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies and Canadian Association for Theatre Research
presents
Dance With Me: Curatorial Partnerships and the Future
Monday, May 29, 2017
Workshop 7pm
Performances 8pm
Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West, Toronto
Free for CATR Performing the Anthropocene Conference attendees.
Open to the public: $20 or PWYC at the door.
Monday, May 29, 2017
Workshop 7pm
Performances 8pm
Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West, Toronto
Free for CATR Performing the Anthropocene Conference attendees.
Open to the public: $20 or PWYC at the door.
This one evening event celebrates artistic, curatorial and producing partnerships working towards pluralism in presenting, artistic creation, participation and audience development in and through dance. Featuring a workshop and showing based on Jumblies Theatre’s Talking Treaties project followed by excerpts from Jenn Goodwin's all our days are full of breath: a record of momentum and Breakin’ Convention (UK) and Harbourfront Centre’s Open Art Surgery 2017.
The evening will begin at 7pm with a workshop (optional) hosted by Ange Loft and Lilia Leon that will introduce the process used during Talking Treaties.
* the workshop will be open to CATR conference attendees only. performances open to the public.
Performances will begin at 8pm with Talking Treaties workshop participants sharing what was generated during the workshop.
Excerpts from all our days are full of breath and Open Art Surgery.
The Institute for Dance Studies is a research hub within the Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies, University of Toronto. We are committed to dialogues and activities surrounding dance that are inclusive of Indigenous / Aboriginal people, persons with disabilities, racialized persons / persons of colour, LGBTQ individuals, and women. Our scope of dance is global and inclusive of traditional, theatrical, popular, community, social, somatic, recreational, pedestrian, folk and forms that do not fit into these categories. We are advocates for the advancement of the discipline and encourage re-imaginings of the contours of dance studies.
Institute for Dance Studies Executive Committee
Seika Boye, Xing Fan, Heather Fitzsimmons Frey, Stephen Johnson, VK Preston.Website coming soon!
Administrative Co-ordinator, Elyse Waugh
Production Supervisor, Julia Matias
Dance With Me curated by: Seika Boye (University of Toronto)
The evening will begin at 7pm with a workshop (optional) hosted by Ange Loft and Lilia Leon that will introduce the process used during Talking Treaties.
* the workshop will be open to CATR conference attendees only. performances open to the public.
Performances will begin at 8pm with Talking Treaties workshop participants sharing what was generated during the workshop.
Excerpts from all our days are full of breath and Open Art Surgery.
The Institute for Dance Studies is a research hub within the Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies, University of Toronto. We are committed to dialogues and activities surrounding dance that are inclusive of Indigenous / Aboriginal people, persons with disabilities, racialized persons / persons of colour, LGBTQ individuals, and women. Our scope of dance is global and inclusive of traditional, theatrical, popular, community, social, somatic, recreational, pedestrian, folk and forms that do not fit into these categories. We are advocates for the advancement of the discipline and encourage re-imaginings of the contours of dance studies.
Institute for Dance Studies Executive Committee
Seika Boye, Xing Fan, Heather Fitzsimmons Frey, Stephen Johnson, VK Preston.Website coming soon!
Administrative Co-ordinator, Elyse Waugh
Production Supervisor, Julia Matias
Dance With Me curated by: Seika Boye (University of Toronto)
