Patricia Beatty was a multi-faceted artist: a choreographer, a dancer, a teacher, a poet. She was a true pioneer – one of the most influential figures of modern dance in Canada. She’s best known as co-founder of Toronto Dance Theatre, along with David Earle and Peter Randazzo. Her death at age 84 marked decades of choreography, teaching and writing that inspired thousands of young dancers.
Posted December 16, 2020
Toronto ON
September 21-1 octobre 2017
Sept. 21-23 & Sept. 28-20 @ 8:00 | 20:00
Contemporary, Modern
The Canadian Senior Artists’ Resource Network (CSARN) is developing a mentorship program. Officially launched in January 2014, CSARN is currently accepting applications from professional artists of all ages. Mentors must be sixty or older, but mentees can be artists of any age wishing to develop new skills.
Posted June 17, 2014The 2013 season of Toronto Heritage Dance (THD), its second, assembled a stellar program of works by the pioneers of contemporary dance in Toronto, including Patricia Beatty, David Earle, Judy Jarvis and Danny Grossman, and Nenagh Leigh.
Posted October 17, 2013
Toronto ON
September 26-28 septembre 2013
8:00 | 20:00
Contemporary, Modern
In celebration of Canadian dance's vibrant past and present, Toronto Heritage Dance recently showcased the work of six eminent Can...
Posted October 21, 2011Dance artist and academic Susan McNaughton died on December 4th, 2010.
Posted January 12, 2011Vancouver’s Andrea Gunnlaugson recently coordinated The Legacy Repertory Project to revive works not seen for at least ten years a...
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