A new creation by Wai Liu and Alex St-Onge that is part of REAson d'etre dance' Contact Improvisation Commission Series.
NUUC's Rafos Hall
310 Danforth Avenue (Jackman ramp entrance)
The man who carries dwan
Saturday April 4, 2026 - 1:00 pm to 1:50 pm
BOX OFFICE
DANCERS: Frank Hull & Adrian Chuquipiondo
CHOREOGRPAHY: Kathleen Rea
MUSIC: Tamara Williamson
Betty Oliphant Theatre, 404 Jarvis St.
Toronto
2025 Contact Dance Film Festival Awards
We are already taking submission for next years festival
A new creation by Wai Liu and Alex St-Onge that is part of REAson d'etre dance' Contact Improvisation Commission Concert Series.
Childhood and adulthood come together in a mish mash of conversation, imagination, and contact. When did we lose the ability to connect and how do we find our way back?
LOCATION:
NUU
Tuesday March 31 @ 8:45 pm
A new creation by Wai Liu and Alex St-Onge that is part of REAson d'etre dance' Contact Improvisation Commission Concert Series.
Childhood and adulthood come together in a mish mash of conversation, imagination, and contact. When did we lose the ability to connect and how do we find our way back?
LOCATION:
NUUC's Rafos Hall
310 Danforth Avenue (Jackman ramp entrance)
RDD's tuesday dance jam- weekly MEMBERSHIP BASED JAMming
Saturday, April 4 at 1:00 pm
Betty Oliphant Theatre 404 Jarvis Street, Toronto (Wheelchair accessible)
A powerful, intimate work exploring depression, friendship, and the radical act of carrying light for another. Follows a man through a sleepless night of angst to dawn of a new day with the help of a friend.
Featuring: Frank Hull (p
Saturday, April 4 at 1:00 pm
Betty Oliphant Theatre 404 Jarvis Street, Toronto (Wheelchair accessible)
A powerful, intimate work exploring depression, friendship, and the radical act of carrying light for another. Follows a man through a sleepless night of angst to dawn of a new day with the help of a friend.
Featuring: Frank Hull (performing in his wheelchair) and Adrian Chuquipiondo
The Axis Syllabus- Ease through UNDERSTANDING how your body works
The Axis Syllabus- Ease through UNDERSTANDING how your body works
The Axis Syllabus- Ease through UNDERSTANDING how your body works
On Thursday nights, Kathleen Rea teaches the Axis Syllabus in Toronto's west end at Roncesvalles United Church in Toronto (wheelchair accessible). These classes will help people learn to move with ease and prevent injuries.
