Q&A with Meredith Thompson
Over the past year, Meredith Thompson has been working with the Guelph community to recreate and reimagine the work Imprint. Originally created with a cast […]
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Q&A with Laura Arend of Laboration Art Company
Originally set to be a part of the festival last year, Laboration Art Company (LAC) will present their work ANNA at the 2021 Guelph Dance
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Q&A with Georgia Simms
Georgia Simms, local educator, facilitator, and Artist in Residence with Guelph Dance, will be presenting the work sketches/studies for unsettling at the 2021 Guelph Dance
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Q&A with Robert Kingsbury of Not Applicable Productions
Not Applicable Productions, created and led by Robert Kingsbury, will present the film version of the work Arcade Continuous at the 2021 Guelph Dance Festival.
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Q&A with Janet Johnson of Portal Dance
Guelph-based Portal Dance is bringing their new creation, The Returned, to the Virtual Stage at the 2021 Guelph Dance Festival. Here is what Janet Johnson,
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Q&A with Dreamwalker Dance
Over the past year, Andrea Nann and Dreamwalker Dance have been working with Guelph community members to create a version of the company’s original Toronto
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Q&A with Rowen McBride-Pilon, Creator of the Emerging Artist Intensive
The Guelph Dance Festival is proud to present, for the first time, the Emerging Artist Intensive. Including five days of online workshops and informational classes,
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Lynette Segal at IF 2020
Guelph Dance is very excited to be partnering with IF 2020 to present a new work by local dance artist Lynette Segal and her daughter
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Natasha Powell at Hillside Homeside!
Guelph Dance is very excited to be part of Hillside Homeside with the co-presentation of Let’s Groove! Choreographer Natasha Powell of Holla Jazz shares some
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Update: Ukiyo: Floating World
Over seventy students from Guelph, Waterloo and Toronto are coming together for a very brief period of time to share their creative passions. Guelph choreographer
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Update: Community Project with Meredith Thompson
Meredith Thompson’s community project, Imprint, was to be part of the In the Park series at the 2020 Guelph Dance Festival. We are hoping that
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Now Hiring – Lead Camp Counsellor for Summer 2019
Guelph Dance is Hiring We are currently looking for a lead counsellor for our Arts explosion camps. One 6 week (approx) position for a total
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Thank you Guelph for an amazing 21st annual Guelph Dance Festival!
Thank you to all the amazing artists who shared with our community their artistry, commitment and kindness.Thank you to our new and long time audience
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Q&A with Lynette Segale
The 2019 In the Studio Series features the work in progress of four choreographers who participated in the Breaking Ground Mentorship Program. Today, we hear
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Q&A with Catherine Bellefleur & Marie-Maxime Ross
The 2019 In the Studio Series features the work in progress of four choreographers who participated in the Breaking Ground Mentorship Program. Today, we hear from Catherine
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Q&A with Rowen McBride-Pilon
The 2019 In the Studio Series features the work in progress of four choreographers who participated in the Breaking Ground Mentorship Program. Today, we hear from Rowen
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Q&A with Lacey Smith from Dasein Dance
The Youth Moves Series has been a long time audience favourite at the Guelph Dance Festival. This series typically featured works by several youth dance
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Q&A with Jane Alison McKinney from Wild Rabbit Dance Projects
New this year, the Late Night Series, features There She Was, a solo by Toronto’s Wild Rabbit Dance Projects. We asked dancer-choreographer Jane Alison McKinney
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