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Old and Young and Reckless Together
29th Edition By Julye HugginsThis 29th edition of Older & Reckless is pitched as Old and Young and Reckless Together, pairing mature artists over 45 with younger counterparts for a program of intergenerational works, running May 16th through 18th in Toronto. This batch of artists include Amelia Ehrhardt, Danielle Baskerville, Julia Sasso, Ginelle Chagnon, Emily Gaultieri, Susan Macpherson, Jarrett Siddall, Karen Kaeja and Jasmyn Fyffe, as well as Malati Rajagopalan who will be offering an audience introductory workshop in Indian folk dance. This video captures the hype that the 24th edition garnered in 2011.
For more details, check out the Older & Reckless website.
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This Shape, We Are In
Toronto Dance Theatre (TDT)
Toronto
ON
January 24-2 février 2019
8:00 | 20:00
Originally created for Toronto Dance Theatre’s New York/Toronto Project in 2016, Jeanine Durning’s This Shape, We Are In “questions time and place and meaning and
