Rhythm, Harmony and Energy- Afro Caribbean Dance with Ballet Creole
Toronto, ON
This program is part of an annual series as part of Culture Days @ Toronto Public Library. Learn about the history of Caribbean dance in this informative and engaging performance. Performers from Ballet Creole will combine structured contemporary dance technique with the physicality of traditional movements derived from the African Diaspora. Discover the dance traditions and their surrounding folklore through live demonstration followed by a Q&A with the performers. This program took place on October 1. To watch the recording of the livestream, click the link below.
This event is free.
Organized by
Ballet Creole
Ballet Creole was founded in 1990 by Patrick Parson, a Trinidadian-born dancer, choreographer, drummer and educator. The company is committed to creating a dance legacy in Canada through performance and educational projects. Ballet Creole’s versatile dancers and musicians perform traditional and contemporary dance and music from around the world, with a particular emphasis on the Afro-Caribbean diaspora.
This event is part of a hub:
Culture Days @Toronto Public Library
Ontario Culture Days and Toronto Public Library Toronto, ONFor the past 10-years Culture Days has worked in partnership with the Toronto Public Library to showcase the diverse arts and culture programming found across the city. This year we will be featuring five artistic programs as part of Cul...
Location
Toronto
Toronto, ON
Language
English