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A digital collage featuring several 3-D cut-out images of one dance artist in different poses on the left half, and two dance artists in different poses on the right half. The cut-outs sit over top of a background of various multi-coloured rocks. Still of Yuichiro Inoue and KINAJ (Kin Nguien and AJ Velasco). Design by Driftnote
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Spring Double Bill

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Company and guest dancers will share the stage through two new enticing works by long-time Company Dancer Yuichiro Inoue and cross-genre Artistic Duo KINAJ (Kin Nguien and AJ Velasco).

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Short&Sweet: Toronto Edition

The iconic live performance party is returning to Toronto! Short&Sweet features a roster of artists from an eclectic range of styles and aesthetics. All have the freedom to create whatever they want, as long as it is under three minutes in length.

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Devon Snell in Slow Dance by Marie Lambin-Gagnon. Photo by Jae Yang.

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We’re the city’s original dance provocateurs, bringing Toronto’s dance creativity to the world and the world to T.O.

TDT is the legendary artistic home and collaboration hub where, since 1968, curious creators, ensemble performers and audiences inspire each other to create and celebrate new explorations of dance that reflect our times, our diverse cultures and communities.

Ever fresh and adventurous, TDT is one of Canada’s leading innovators in dance while being one of the very few dance companies in the country with an ensemble of dancers. TDT is driven to make a significant impact in Canadian dance by developing new works, supporting artists in their choreographic practices, and creating empowering dance experiences in the community.

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TDT Company in RING by Ame Henderson. Photo by Ömer Yükseker.

Ever fresh and adventurous, TDT is one of Canada’s leading innovators in dance while being one of the very few dance companies in the country with an ensemble of dancers. TDT is driven to make a significant impact in Canadian dance by developing new works, supporting artists in their choreographic practices, and creating empowering dance experiences in the community.

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Aug 10 - 2023

TDT Announces 2023/24 Season

Toronto Dance Theatre announces a playful 2023/24 season, throwing open their doors to new artists and audiences in a spirit of discovery and sharing space.

An archive sepia photo of two dancers performing on stage, each on their own platforms attached to a tall vertical pole. One dancer is sitting up tall on the higher platform, looking out towards the audience, while the other dancer is draped with red fabric while lying down on the lower platform. Danny Grossman and Patricia Beatty in "Against Sleep" (1974). Photo by David Davis
Aug 17 - 2023

Remembering Danny Grossman (1942 – 2023)

Rehearsal Director Rosemary James reflects on the passing of Danny Grossman and his significant contributions to dance.

A digital collage featuring several 3-D cut-out images of one dance artist in different poses on the left half, and two dance artists in different poses on the right half. The cut-outs sit over top of a background of various multi-coloured rocks. Design by Driftnote.
Mar 13 - 2024

2023/24 Spring Double Bill Takes the Stage this April

Toronto Dance Theatre presents Spring Double Bill with long-time company dancer Yuichiro Inoue choreographs his first full piece KIOKO NO MA; and Artistic duo KINAJ incorporate street and contemporary styles in ALIENS.

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