Dance in Toronto: Faizal Ddamba aka Mostrixx from UGANDA Workshops Oct 16-20 & Performance Oct 21 2017
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dance Immersion in partnership with TO Love-In presents
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TORONTO - dance Immersion in partnership with TO Love-In presents Faizal Ddamba aka Mostrixx from UGANDA in performance ~ Alongside Alongside ijo vudu Dance International, Kool Kids Section, Gadfly, Mafa Makhubalo, Shavar Blackwood on October 21, along with a series of workshops leading up to it from October 16 to 20.
Faizal Ddamba aka Mostrixx is a freelance professional dance performing artist and music producer. His expertise includes breaking, contemporary, popping, hip hop, house dance, fusing it all with African Ugandan traditional dance forms, giving it a unique rhythmic and groovy abstract afro texture.
He joined Break Dance Project Uganda, a youth founded project that uses break dance and other elements of hip hop bridging young people together for a positive social change in societies. Ddamba is currently a member of Tabu flo Dance Company.
PERFORMANCE:
8:00 pm | Saturday October 21, 2017 @ Dancemakers Centre For Creation, 313 Case Good Building
With FREE Party hosted by TO Love-In, and dance Immersion with refreshments
9:30PM - 1AM @ Distillery District, studio 313 (Baker Studio)
TO Love-In Workshop With Faizal Ddamba aka "Mostrixx"
OPEN TO ALL HUMANS WITH A DEDICATED ARTISTIC AND / OR MOVEMENT PRACTICE!
When vocals or instrumental sounds are combined in a way to produce a beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion (Music) When we allow our bodies to go inside the music we can access our consciousness that will shape further decisions for our presence in posture.
This class will involve exploring technical, complex, improvisational and physical movement vocabularies from African drum music to digital /experimental music and rhythms. This workshop aims to develop the dancers’ musicality, creative mind, speed, control (determination) and decisions they make as their bodies become instruments during and after the workshop.
The music in this session is very important. It will challenge, inspire, motivate you and surprise your body strength.
dance Immersion in partnership with TO Love-In presents
FAIZAL DDAMBA aka MOSTRIXX
Performance October 21, 2017
Workshops October 16 to 20, 2017
• Performance Tickets
• Buy tickets for the workshop
TORONTO - dance Immersion in partnership with TO Love-In presents Faizal Ddamba aka Mostrixx from UGANDA in performance ~ Alongside Alongside ijo vudu Dance International, Kool Kids Section, Gadfly, Mafa Makhubalo, Shavar Blackwood on October 21, along with a series of workshops leading up to it from October 16 to 20.
Faizal Ddamba aka Mostrixx is a freelance professional dance performing artist and music producer. His expertise includes breaking, contemporary, popping, hip hop, house dance, fusing it all with African Ugandan traditional dance forms, giving it a unique rhythmic and groovy abstract afro texture.
He joined Break Dance Project Uganda, a youth founded project that uses break dance and other elements of hip hop bridging young people together for a positive social change in societies. Ddamba is currently a member of Tabu flo Dance Company.
PERFORMANCE:
8:00 pm | Saturday October 21, 2017 @ Dancemakers Centre For Creation, 313 Case Good Building
With FREE Party hosted by TO Love-In, and dance Immersion with refreshments
9:30PM - 1AM @ Distillery District, studio 313 (Baker Studio)
TO Love-In Workshop With Faizal Ddamba aka "Mostrixx"
OPEN TO ALL HUMANS WITH A DEDICATED ARTISTIC AND / OR MOVEMENT PRACTICE!
- When: October 16 to 20th, 2017. Monday- Friday 10am-12noon.
- Where: Dovercourt House, 1st Floor. 805 Dovercourt Road, TO.
- Cost: Full week $75, Per session: $16 in advance, $17 at the door.
When vocals or instrumental sounds are combined in a way to produce a beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion (Music) When we allow our bodies to go inside the music we can access our consciousness that will shape further decisions for our presence in posture.
This class will involve exploring technical, complex, improvisational and physical movement vocabularies from African drum music to digital /experimental music and rhythms. This workshop aims to develop the dancers’ musicality, creative mind, speed, control (determination) and decisions they make as their bodies become instruments during and after the workshop.
The music in this session is very important. It will challenge, inspire, motivate you and surprise your body strength.
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