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2018


Dusk Dances Barrie
is presented by Simcoe Contemporary Dancers
AS A LICENSEE OF DUSK DANCES INC.

HOSTED BY NINA GILMOUR
OPENING BAND TOO NICE

Tenterhooks

Choreography by William Yong

Performance: Zachary Cardwell, Alison Keery and Brendan Wyatt
Music: ‘The Essential Alfred Hitchcock’
Original performance: Piotr Biernat, Jasmine Ellis and Andrew Taylor

Filled with the quirks and quandries of a camping trip trio, Tenterhooks is inspired by all manner of camping experiences; the hilarious upsets and the surprising joys that arise from unexpected circumstances found in and around a nylon camping tent.

First premiered as a Dusk Dances commission in 2007.

Uno Dos Y Tres

Choreography by Carmen Romero

Performance: Carmen Romero
Live music performance: Stephanie Pedraza
Costumes: Patricia Cueva

Based on a poem by Manuel Benitez Carrasco from the 1920s, UNO DOS Y TRES is a visual metaphor of the internal conflicts we deal with in life. This physical and emotional work offers the audience a flamenco performance that goes beyond the traditional presentation, shifting audience expectations and demanding an open mind and heart.

A Dusk Dances premiere.

Alpha Compass

Vuela Vuela, la danse

Terrebonne

Inner City Sirens, Part 2

Time Flies

Hamilton

Waving is funny

Toronto

Oceanic Reach

Toronto

Poinciana

Toronto

Reversible Steps for Four

Barrie

Seedlings

Barrie

A Word from the Festival Director

"Now in its 24th season, Dusk Dances is set against the natural landscape of your neighbourhood park.
Your journey is accompanied by a host who leads you to selected dance pieces located in different areas throughout the park. Featuring some of Canada’s most innovative and engaging dancers and choreographers, Dusk Dances continues to be a delight for audiences of all ages."

Sylvie Bouchard, Festival Director and Curator

IN THE Media 2018

- August 9th: Review: Dusk Dances Festival is a joyful collision of community and movement
(Source: Martha Shabas, The Globe and Mail, theglobeandmail.com)

- August 7th: Interview with Michael Caldwell
(Source: Gill Deacon, CBC Here and Now, cbc.ca)

- August 6th: Interview with Sylvie Bouchard
(Source: Francine Ravel, Radio Canada L'Heure de Pointe, ici.radio-canada.ca)

- August 3rd: 10 Free Things To Do In Toronto This August Long Weekend
(Source: Madeline Morra, Toronto Storeys, torontostoreys.com)

- August 1st: Dusk Dances' Peter Chin moves between cultures
(Source: Kathleen Smith, NOW Magazine, https://nowtoronto.com)

- July 17th: Dusk Dances presents its 24th season Withrow Park with Allisson Toffan
(Source: SheDoesTheCity, shedoesthecity.com)

- June 26th: DUSK DANCES Proudly Presents Its 24TH Annual Season
(Source: Broadway World Toronto, broadwayworld.com)

Season Locations

NIGHTLY PERFORMANCES
Thursday August 16th to Sunday August 19th

6:00 PM TO 6:45 PM: arrive early for FREE dance workshops every night

7:00 PM - Opening band

7:30 PM - DANCE performances begin!

$10.00 per person suggested

Pay-what-you-can

Lampman Lane Park is located at 59 Lampman Lane in Barrie, ON.

More info: 705.718.5451

www.simcoecontemporarydancers.com