Put on your slippers, get yourself a drink and take in three artistic offerings during an eclectic evening for the inaugural season of LABdiff. Following three weeks of exploratory research in our very own underground Espace Vert the artists will offer you the fruit of their experiments in the form of a public presentation. With this new presentation model, Tangente...

Put on your slippers, get yourself a drink and take in three artistic offerings during an eclectic evening for the inaugural season of LABdiff. Following three weeks of exploratory research in our very own underground Espace Vert the artists will offer you the fruit of their experiments in the form of a public presentation. With this new presentation model, Tangente...

An international collaborative co-creation between Jennifer Mascall of (Vancouver) and Claire O’Neil of Footnote New Zealand Dance, motivated by the incredible scale and enormity of the climate crisis. The Impossible Has Already Happened investigates the power and purpose of water; water sustains, nourishes, disrupts and dazzles our planet, it draws parallels to our flowing lives, to stagnated situations and presence of being. With...

An international collaborative co-creation between Jennifer Mascall of (Vancouver) and Claire O’Neil of Footnote New Zealand Dance, motivated by the incredible scale and enormity of the climate crisis. The Impossible Has Already Happened investigates the power and purpose of water; water sustains, nourishes, disrupts and dazzles our planet, it draws parallels to our flowing lives, to stagnated situations and presence of being. With...

An international collaborative co-creation between Jennifer Mascall of (Vancouver) and Claire O’Neil of Footnote New Zealand Dance, motivated by the incredible scale and enormity of the climate crisis. The Impossible Has Already Happened investigates the power and purpose of water; water sustains, nourishes, disrupts and dazzles our planet, it draws parallels to our flowing lives, to stagnated situations and presence of being. With...

This 2 day event showcases a vibrant array of cultural dances, hip-hop performances and social dances on November 19 and spotlights classical, contemporary, ballet and modern dance styles on November 26.

Harbourfront Centre presents the Toronto premiere of Canadian choreographer Louise Lecavalier’s Stations, November 23 through 25 at 7:30pm at Fleck Dance Theatre as part of its international contemporary dance series, Torque. Driven by a vital impulse, this solo performance takes audiences into the primal experience. The work brings together Lecavalier’s dynamism and physicality, demonstrating her lifelong relationship with dance and all its...

Harbourfront Centre presents the Toronto premiere of Canadian choreographer Louise Lecavalier’s Stations, November 23 through 25 at 7:30pm at Fleck Dance Theatre as part of its international contemporary dance series, Torque. Driven by a vital impulse, this solo performance takes audiences into the primal experience. The work brings together Lecavalier’s dynamism and physicality, demonstrating her lifelong relationship with dance and all its...

Harbourfront Centre presents the Toronto premiere of Canadian choreographer Louise Lecavalier’s Stations, November 23 through 25 at 7:30pm at Fleck Dance Theatre as part of its international contemporary dance series, Torque. Driven by a vital impulse, this solo performance takes audiences into the primal experience. The work brings together Lecavalier’s dynamism and physicality, demonstrating her lifelong relationship with dance and all its...

This 2 day event showcases a vibrant array of cultural dances, hip-hop performances and social dances on November 19 and spotlights classical, contemporary, ballet and modern dance styles on November 26.

A simple hand, outstretched. Another hand, covering a face. What do they express? Fascinated by our new modes of virtual communication, Naishi Wang, a Toronto-based choreographer originally from China, drew inspiration for this piece from body language, emojis and the rudiments of speech.

A simple hand, outstretched. Another hand, covering a face. What do they express? Fascinated by our new modes of virtual communication, Naishi Wang, a Toronto-based choreographer originally from China, drew inspiration for this piece from body language, emojis and the rudiments of speech.

A Christmas ballet filled with both tradition and innovation. The Victoria Symphony plays Tchaikovsky’s timeless score and drive Clara’s adventures on a Christmas night filled with magic and fantastic characters. A fun and festive performance for the whole family. Presented by Ballet Victoria.

A Christmas ballet filled with both tradition and innovation. The Victoria Symphony plays Tchaikovsky’s timeless score and drive Clara’s adventures on a Christmas night filled with magic and fantastic characters. A fun and festive performance for the whole family. Presented by Ballet Victoria.

A Christmas ballet filled with both tradition and innovation. The Victoria Symphony plays Tchaikovsky’s timeless score and drive Clara’s adventures on a Christmas night filled with magic and fantastic characters. A fun and festive performance for the whole family. Presented by Ballet Victoria.

A Christmas ballet filled with both tradition and innovation. The Victoria Symphony plays Tchaikovsky’s timeless score and drive Clara’s adventures on a Christmas night filled with magic and fantastic characters. A fun and festive performance for the whole family. Presented by Ballet Victoria.

Iconic is a disability-led dance-based performance created by the National accessArts Centre dance ensemble. Expressed as a collection of solos, duos and group work, Iconic incorporates a wide range of dance, performance styles, individual expression and collaboration driven by the ensemble’s personal vernacular and lived experience. An homage to lip sync, Mon horoscope me trouve laide explores the absurdity and poetry of using the voice of...

Weathering is a multi-sensory performance conceived by Faye Driscoll as a moving human sculpture made of bodies, sounds, scents, liquids and objects. Ten performers perpetually enact a morphing “tableau vivant” on a mobile raft-like stage. Their life raft surges and spins through crisis and alienation, with their voices generating a score that crescendos and resonates as they clutch, careen and...