Park Artist Highlight: Kwasi Obeng-Adjei
This spring, Kwasi Obeng-Adjei will bring his work KO! to Guelph! Guelph Dance originally met Kwasi through our 2023 Screen Dances Series, and then again […]
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This spring, Kwasi Obeng-Adjei will bring his work KO! to Guelph! Guelph Dance originally met Kwasi through our 2023 Screen Dances Series, and then again […]
Park Artist Highlight: Kwasi Obeng-Adjei Read More
We’re very excited to welcome Winnipeg-based dancer, Thomas Oberlin, to Guelph to perform at Exhibition Park this spring! Catch him IN THE PARK Friday May
Festival Spotlight: Park Artist, Thomas Oberlin Read More
Guelph artist, Katie Ewald is our 2025 artist-in-residence. Leading up to the festival, Katie will be in residence at IICSI’s (International Institute for Critical Studies
Festival Spotlight: Artist-in-Residence, Katie Ewald Read More
Steph Harkness is the choreographer of How Lucky Are We, a trio that will be performed at Exhibition Park for the IN THE PARK series.
Festival Spotlight: Park Artist, Steph Harkness Read More
Simik Komaksiutiksak, the choreographer of Anxiety is from Rankin Inlet, Nunavut. They are the first artist from Nunavut to be programmed at the Guelph Dance
Festival Spotlight: Stage Artist, Simik Komaksiutiksak Read More
Sofi Gudiño is the choreographer of Ricardo en el Parque. They will perform alongside live musicians, Ana Lía Arias Garrido, Nicolás Hernández at Exhibition Park
Festival Spotlight: Park Artist, Sofi Gudiño Read More
In September, we announced the departure of Catrina von Radecki as Artistic Director. However, before then Catrina was still busy curating the 2024 Guelph Dance
Festival Curator Feature: Catrina von Radecki and Aria Evans Read More
Vancouver based artist, FakeKnot, will be performing at Exhibition Park as part of the IN THE PARK series. Choreographer and performer Ralph Escamillan shares a
Festival Artist Feature: FakeKnot’s Ralph Escamillan Read More
Fujiwara Dance Inventions is bringing their collaborative work Moving Parts to Exhibition Park for our IN THE PARK series. This time around they are performing
Festival Artist Feature: Denise Fujiwara of Fujiwara Dance Inventions Read More
Tanveer Alam is the choreographer of the work Tarana which he will be performing in alongside Sukriti Sharma and Barkha Patel during the IN THE
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Tara Butler is the Artistic Director of Dust and Soul Dance and the choreographer of It Falls with The Rain which will be shared as
Festival Artist Feature: Tara Butler of Dust and Soul Dance Read More
On Monday April 29, 2024 CFRU aired an interview with our artist in residence, Tara Butler, about the process of working on It Falls With
CFRU Interview with Tara Butler, conducted by Kim Logue Read More
Tkaronto/Toronto based choreographer, Jera Wolfe will be performing with Tio’tia:ke/Montréal based poet, Natasha Kanapé Fontaine at Exhibition Park as part of the IN THE PARK
Festival Artist Feature: Jera Wolfe Read More
This year, we are excited to be using a new venue, IICSI’s ImprovLab at the University of Guelph. We cannot wait to see the stunning
Festival Artist Feature: Jillian Peever Read More
Montréal’s Tentacle Tribe will be performing on Saturday, June 1, 2024 at 8 PM at River Run Centre. Emmanuelle Lê Phan is the Artistic Director
Festival Artist Feature: Tentacle Tribe’s Emmanuelle Lê Phan Read More
We’d like to take the time to highlight our staff members in their new roles, all of which have naturally evolved from their previous work
What We’ve Been Up to:
Our Evolving Leadership Read More
We’re thrilled Double Time is back at the festival this year for the second year in a row! It’s truly a delightfully fun and refreshing
Q&A with Katie Ewald, Curator/Producer of Double Time Read More
As Guest Curator for Guelph Dance, Aria Evans has curated nine individuals or collectives from Southwestern Ontario to create original dance films. We are looking forward to
Q&A with the Screen Dances Series Artists Read More