Here's yet another aspect to Toronto's LuminaTO Festival - the Waves Festival at the Young Centre - one of my favourite venues with some of the city's most talented artists, including musician Waleed Abdulhamid, dancer/choreographer Roberto Campanella and many more - and it's all gratis, free of charge.
For Immediate Release
Young Centre’s Waves Festival
Returns June 18 – 20
Artist Ensemble Announced
Toronto, ON – June 8, 2010 – Albert Schultz, General Director of the Young Centre for the Performing Arts, today announced the artist ensemble for the Waves Festival, produced in association with Luminato.
The Waves Festival, programmed by the Young Centre’s 12 Resident Artists, transforms the award winning venue into an artistic treasure hunt featuring a vast array of new, original 15 minute works ranging from theatre, dance and music to innovative mixed media work and installations. The Waves Festival offers something for all ages and interests, free of charge.
Young Centre’s 12 Resident Artists are: Waleed Abdulhamid, David Buchbinder, Roberto Campanella, Andrew Craig, Weyni Mengesha, John Millard, Claudia Moore, Andrea Nann, Patricia O’Callaghan, Soheil Parsa, Noah Richler and Suba Sankaran – leaders in music, dance, theatre and literature.
All 12 Resident Artists will collaborate with a large ensemble of over 100 Toronto artists from all disciplines. This year’s Waves Festival ensemble includes theatre artists Rebecca Northan, Erin Shields, Adam Lazarus, fu-Gen Asian Canadian Theatre and b-current, contemporary dancers Brendan Wyatt, Anisa Tejpar, tap dancers Shawn Byfield and David Cox, beatboy Libydo, rapper aka Subliminal, MC’s Motion and Gemini, blues guitarist Nilan Perera, violinist Miranda Mulholland, poet Dennis Lee, writer Michael Winter and many more!
The Waves Festival is produced in association with Luminato and runs Friday, June 18 (7 – 10 PM), Saturday, June 19 (2 – 10 PM), and Sunday, June 20 (2 – 6 PM) at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts. Admission is FREE.
The Young Centre for the Performing Arts is located at 55 Mill Street, Building 49, in the Distillery Historic District.
The Young Centre Resident Artist program is generously supported by Donna and Gary Slaight.
The Young Centre for the Performing Arts is an award-winning, multi-venue performing arts facility located in the Distillery Historic District. Anchored by Soulpepper Theatre Company’s year round season and George Brown College’s Theatre School, the Young Centre is a home for Toronto’s leading artists and arts organizations across all performance disciplines. The Young Centre presents the very best in theatre, dance, music and spoken word in a state-of-the-art setting.
For Immediate Release
Young Centre’s Waves Festival
Returns June 18 – 20
Artist Ensemble Announced
Toronto, ON – June 8, 2010 – Albert Schultz, General Director of the Young Centre for the Performing Arts, today announced the artist ensemble for the Waves Festival, produced in association with Luminato.
Young Centre’s 12 Resident Artists are: Waleed Abdulhamid, David Buchbinder, Roberto Campanella, Andrew Craig, Weyni Mengesha, John Millard, Claudia Moore, Andrea Nann, Patricia O’Callaghan, Soheil Parsa, Noah Richler and Suba Sankaran – leaders in music, dance, theatre and literature.
All 12 Resident Artists will collaborate with a large ensemble of over 100 Toronto artists from all disciplines. This year’s Waves Festival ensemble includes theatre artists Rebecca Northan, Erin Shields, Adam Lazarus, fu-Gen Asian Canadian Theatre and b-current, contemporary dancers Brendan Wyatt, Anisa Tejpar, tap dancers Shawn Byfield and David Cox, beatboy Libydo, rapper aka Subliminal, MC’s Motion and Gemini, blues guitarist Nilan Perera, violinist Miranda Mulholland, poet Dennis Lee, writer Michael Winter and many more!
The Waves Festival is produced in association with Luminato and runs Friday, June 18 (7 – 10 PM), Saturday, June 19 (2 – 10 PM), and Sunday, June 20 (2 – 6 PM) at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts. Admission is FREE.
The Young Centre for the Performing Arts is located at 55 Mill Street, Building 49, in the Distillery Historic District.
The Young Centre Resident Artist program is generously supported by Donna and Gary Slaight.
The Young Centre for the Performing Arts is an award-winning, multi-venue performing arts facility located in the Distillery Historic District. Anchored by Soulpepper Theatre Company’s year round season and George Brown College’s Theatre School, the Young Centre is a home for Toronto’s leading artists and arts organizations across all performance disciplines. The Young Centre presents the very best in theatre, dance, music and spoken word in a state-of-the-art setting.
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