All The City's A Stage: THE PARAHUMANS at Toronto Public Library - Leaside Branch

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All The City's A Stage will be highlighting select Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts member companies to bring live-performance to your neighbourhoods. Bring a blanket/chair and your face mask for this OUTDOOR Pop-Up Performance, sit back, and enjoy the free show. All ages, everyone welcome!

- Live, in-person Pop-Up Events and Performances

- Advanced registration not required, but recommended

- All COVID-19 protocols are in effect

- Audience members are asked to keep 2 metres of physical distance

- Wearing a face mask is recommended where 2 metres of physical distance cannot be kept

- Outdoor event, weather dependent

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The Parahumans is a dance company that was founded in 1992 by founding Artistic Director Dave Wilson. They have performed at many venues, events, festivals, cabarets across Toronto and the GTA and received the Fan’s Choice Award at the 2011 New York-Long Island film festival for ‘Boy Dancer,’ a 47-minute dance documentary. The company’s main focus is on Post-Contemporary Dance, which blends contemporary dance techniques along with everyday actions, theatre, live music, novel movement, and semi-structured performance presentations. The Parahumans consciously support emerging dancers, especially those new to Canada or pursuing permanent residence status.

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• Advanced registration link through Eventbrite eventbrite.ca

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All The City's A Stage

All The City's A Stage is produced by the Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts (TAPA). TAPA is a leading arts service organization in Toronto that represents 92 professional theatre, dance, and opera organizations and is the proud producer of the Dora Mavor Moore Awards, which recognizes excellence on Toronto stages.

TAPA also runs the popular hipTIX program, which offers $5 tickets for students, making sure that theatre, dance, and opera in Toronto is accessible to youth.