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| A professional contemporary dance
company, Dancemakers brings to its audiences dance of challenging physicality
and emotional impact. The company's creations draw on the diverse
talents and individual strengths of its artists to develop and support works
which both provoke and entertain. |
416 367 1800 or e-mail info@dancemakers.org |
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| DANCE ONTARIO is key to the province's
dance milieu and central to the diverse sector's communications and networking,
providing management training, FREE advice and industry information. The
Association markets and promotes members' services to the dance community
and the general public. |
416 204 1083 or e-mail Rosslyn Jacob Edwards contact@danceontario.ca |
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| Located in
Building #74 304 Case Goods Warehouse |
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| Presenter of Toronto's longest
running contemporary dance series, DanceWorks has presented an enviable
diversity of contemporary dance from a dazzling array of independent dance
innovators for almost 30 years. |
416 204 1082 or e-mail Rosslyn Jacob Edwards or Mimi Beck info@danceworks.ca |
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| Distance = Velocity x Time
In the equation that inspired our artistic practice, time is the most
important variable. By affording our creative team an extended period
of time to develop each work, we allow the company to travel artistically
at the right speed, thereby furthering our work as individual artists
and as collaborators. . |
416 504-DVXT (3898) or e-mail vikki@dvxt.com naomi@dvxt.com |
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| Located in
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| Under the artistic direction of Laura Mullin and Chris Tolley, Expect / Spark have created award winning, cutting edge productions that explore modern urban life. With a strong focus on hip, diverse story lines, their inter-art shows have attracted international media attention and have been embraced by a wide range of audiences, from rural east coast Canada to inner-city New York. Past and current work include the Dora Award winning Romeo/Juliet Remixed, The Tunnel Runners (CBC Radio), Static (Harbourfront Centre) and urbanNOISE. | 416-960-2202 or e-mail info@expect.org |
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| Located in
Building #74 Studio 208 |
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| The Theatre School at George Brown College has earned a national reputation as a leading training ground for new talent. We train actors to work in all aspects of the arts and entertainment industry. For the past 30 years, George Brown Theatre School has been training talented young people for professional careers in Canada's entertainment industry. The school's reputation for excellence attracts students from across Canada and beyond for its conservatory-style actor training program. Visit our website to see our production schedule and catch the graduating class in their final roles before transitioning to professional actors. | 416-415-5000 Ext.: 2167 or email: Larry Laforet llaforet@georgebrown.ca |
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| Founded in 1982, Native Earth is Canada's oldest professional aboriginal theatre company. Native Earth is dedicated to the expression of the Native experience through theatre arts and enables Native artists to work together to produce quality theatre that is vital to their development as artists and to their identity as Native people. | 416 531 1402 or e-mail Yvette Nolan yvette@nativeearth.ca |
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| Located in Building
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| Necessary Angel Theatre Company is dedicated to fully exploring the theatrical arts by creating original work that challenges assumptions and engages multiple points of view, while seeking to provoke and astonish. | 416 703 0406 or e-mail info@necessaryangel.com |
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| Located in Building
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| Nightwood Theatre forges creative alliances among women artists from diverse backgrounds to develop and produce innovative Canadian theatre. We produce original Canadian plays and works from the contemporary international repertoire. We advocate for women, provide a training ground for emerging talent, promote diversity and engage artists in play development and theatre production. | (416) 944-1740 or email info@nightwoodtheatre.net |
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| Located in
Building #74 Studio 301 |
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Toronto's Queen of Puddings Music Theatre burst onto the arts scene in 1995 with its forward-thinking, absorbing, fantastical approach to the tradition we know as classical opera. |
416 203 4149 or e-mail Nathalie Bonjour queenofpuddings2@bellnet.ca |
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| Soulpepper Theatre Company is
an artist-founded, classical repertory theatre company with a three-tiered
mandate: to present the world's theatrical masterpieces in vital Canadian
interpretations; to provide classical training to a new generation of theatre
artists; and to provide access and mentorship programs for young people
using theatre as the vehicle. |
Box Office: 416.866.8666 Administration: 416.203.6264 or e-mail info@soulpepper.ca |
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| Buildings
49 & 50 Soulpepper Theatre Company |
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Established in 1979 by Managing Artistic Director, Wayne Strongman, Tapestry New Opera Works is the leading company in Canada solely dedicated to the development and production of original works of Canadian opera and music theatre. The company has been awarded nationally, recognized internationally and has a long history of critical and box office success. |
416 537 6066 ext: 22 or e-mail information@tapestrynewopera.com |
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Founded in 1991 by Herbert Whittaker (drama critic, director & designer), our vision is to share the wonder of Canada's rich theatre legacy with Canadians and theatre enthusiasts everywhere. We have had exhibits at the Harbourfront Centre, Toronto Reference Library, Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre and CanStage. Our recent activities include hosting a series of speakers panels, recording oral histories and the continuing care of the donated artifacts in our collection. |
416-413-7847 or e-mail info@theatremuseumcanada.ca |
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Volcano is a Dora and Chalmers
award-winning, internationally acclaimed
experimental theatre company based in Toronto. Led by Artistic |
416 703 4646 or e-mail Meredith Potter: meredith@volcano.ca |
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| The Young Centre for the Performing Arts is a 50,000 square foot state of the art, brand new performing arts facility located in the Distillery Historic District. It is the result of the unique partnership between George Brown College and Soulpepper Theatre Company. | 416.866.8666 or email info@youngcentre.ca |
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| Buildings
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