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DUSK DANCES SEVENTEENTH SEASON!


CO-PRESENTED BY ART STARTS

Back for a 3rd year at Earlscourt Park, our program features an array of innovative dance pieces, including past Dusk Dances hits – Kaha:wi and Stink – as well as two commissions:

• First Nation’s dancer and choreographer Santee Smith, with Kaha:wi – a piece celebrating the feminine spirit and Iroquoian traditions

Jenn Goodwin with Stink – an exhilarating and acrobatic work featuring dancers suspended from the branches of trees.

Lua Shayenne and Roshanak Jaberi, with Bao – a traditional West African coming of age dance featuring dancers and drummers in a fusion of rhythmic movement and sound. Watch Video

• Choreographer Jon ‘Drops’ Reid will create a new b-boy/b-girl performance showcasing the talents of youth from the surrounding neighbourhood.

Hosted by Ryan Egan, with musical performance by Maderaz Latin Music.

IN THE Media 2011

- December 30th: 2011: The Year in Photos (Source: Nancy Paiva, Torontoist.com) - pdf

- December 26th: Crabb: Dancing their way into our hearts (Source: Michael Crabb - Toronto.com) - pdf

- July 8th: All the World's a stage for Dusk Dances (Source: Kamloopsthisweek.com)

- June 29th: An interview with Julie Anne Ryan and a rockin’ performance by Kate Franklin and Meredith Thompson on A-Channel’s A-Morning

- June 20th: Dusk Dances 2011. Toronto Press Release (pdf)

Season Locations

Band starts at 7:00 PM

Dances start at 7:30 PM

Earlscourt Park is located at St. Clair Avenue West and Caledonia Road.

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TTC access available either by bus on route 47 from Lansdowne subway station, or on the 512 St. Clair streetcar.

More info: 416-656-9994

WEATHER

We know rain is forecasted for the day..., but the showers will stop at around 6-7pm, so make sure you are around tonight for the last night of Dusk Dances in Toronto!