Call for Submissions 2013!!
The annual Guelph Contemporary Dance Festival seeks innovative and experimental works to be presented in the On The Stage, In The Park, In The Street, […]
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GCDF 2012!
GCDF 2012 was everything we’d hoped it would be—and more: it moved us, it amazed us, it surprised us. It was inventive, audacious, and spiritual.
The Rigours and Joys of Touring Contemporary Dance
In the weeks until the Festival gears up, we will be featuring several GCDF dance artists here on the blog. Please join us every Monday
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Masculinity, Spirituality, and the Creation of Chorus II
In the weeks until the Festival gears up, we will be featuring several GCDF dance artists here on the blog. Please join us each week
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Getting Ready to celebrate Women’s Voices
Janet: Women’s Voicesis the Guelph Contemporary Dance Festival’s way of doing our small part in honouring and celebrating women on International Women’s Day. It is an
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Richard Gorrie: The GCDF Through My Eyes
Richard Gorrie is president of the GCDF board. He has a theatrical background: as an academic he studied the history of theatre riots and as
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Dance From The Inside
Daniel Poulin is the Assistant General Manager of the GCDF. You can often find him MC’ing the outdoor events and teaching theatre during the Arts
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Hello and Welcome from Co-Founders/Co-Artistic Directors: Janet Johnson and Catrina von Radecki
Janet: I arrived in Guelph having had an action-packed, intense, dynamic and, at times, intimate experience with the dance community of T.O. This was a
Hello and Welcome from Co-Founders/Co-Artistic Directors: Janet Johnson and Catrina von Radecki
Janet: I arrived in Guelph having had an action-packed, intense, dynamic and, at times, intimate experience with the dance community of T.O. This was a