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New Dance Horizons performs SILK(s) at the Regina Folk Festival.
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Dates/Times: Saturday, August 6th, 2022 2:00pm & 3:30pm Sunday, August 7th, 2022 1:10pm & 2:40pm Location: Victoria Park, 2190 Victoria Ave, Regina, SK |
Summer Stage #2Secret Gardens Tour Shows with live dance, music, clown and contortion.
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Dates/Times: Friday, August 12th, 2022, 7:00 pm Saturday, August 13th, 2022, 7:00 pm Sunday, August 14th, 2022, 1:30 pm Tickets: Adult $15, Senior/Student $10, Children $5, Family Pass $20 Location: NDH Backyard Summer Stage or Studio, 2207 Harvey Street, Regina |
Summer Stage #3Full Corn Moon Performance Events
Presented in partnership with Listen to Dis’ Community Arts Organization Full Corn Moon Performance Event Friday, September 9th, 2022, 7:00 pm - Animal Parade Procession - Sing-along - The Lion King - Drum Jam - Spider Man - Horse Dance Improvisation Full Corn Moon Performance Event Saturday, September 10th, 2022, 1:30 pm - Animal Parade Procession - Sing-along - Drum Jam - Blowin' in the Wind Tickets: Adult $15, Senior/Student $10, Children $5, Family Pass $20 Location: New Dance Horizon Backyard Summer Stage or Studio at 2207 Harvey Street, Regina |
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An afternoon of dance & welcome. Meet & greet dancers from Ukraine that have joined our Regina community: Valeria Kostenko & Yevhenii Tretiak. They will share their solo and duet work with us.
Introduce yourself, see old friends, and meet new colleagues in the Saskatchewan Dance community. Date & Time: Sunday, February 12, 2023, 3:00-5:00pm Venue: New Dance Horizons, 2207 Harvey St, Regina, SK Big Thanks to our wonderful guest artists, volunteers and audience for making Where Have All The Flowers Gone a very special gathering of dance & welcome. Thank you to our generous sponsors and partners: Ashley Johnson Caitlin Coflin Johanna Bundon Tanya Dahms Marcus Merasty Tessa Rae Kuz Yevhenii Tretiak Valeria Kostenko Dance Saskatchewan Inc. Liz Dusyk & The Ukrainian Co-op The Flower Hut |
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Stream of Dance
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Le jardin de l’esprit (Mind’s Garden), 1997 - Joseph Fafard
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Stream of Dance Performance #1Wednesday, June 7, 2023, 8:00 pm
University Theatre, Dr. William Riddell Centre 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Tickets: Adult $25.00 Under 30 yrs & Senior $20.00 |
Deep END
Choreography Meghann Michalsky in collaboration with the dancers Photo by Tim Nguyen |
Stream of Dance Performance #2Thursday, June 8, 2023, 1:30 pm (Matinee)
University Theatre, Dr. William Riddell Centre 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Tickets: Adult $25.00 Under 30 yrs & Senior $20.00 |
QUADRIGA
Choreography Robin Poitras & Edward Poitras Photo by Daniel Paquet |
Stream of Dance Performance #3Thursday, June 8, 2023, 8:00 pm
University Theatre, Dr. William Riddell Centre 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Tickets: Adult $25.00 Under 30 yrs & Senior $20.00 |
Maybe We Land
Choreography Meghann Michalsky & Katherine Semchuk Photo by Jeremy Mimnagh |
Stream of Dance Performance #4Friday, June 9, 2023, 8:00 pm
University Theatre, Dr. William Riddell Centre 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Tickets: Adult $25.00 Under 30 yrs & Senior $20.00 |
Deep END
Choreography Meghann Michalsky in collaboration with the dancers Photo by Tim Nguyen |
Françoise Sullivan's 100th Birthday CelebrationSaturday, June 10, 2023, 12:15 pm Courtyard, Dr. William Riddell Centre 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2 June 10th, 2023 marks the 100th year in the life of Françoise Sullivan, a figurehead of modern art and a pioneer of Quebec dance. Born in Montreal in 1923, Françoise Sullivan has had a major influence on the history of art through her contribution to Canadian modern dance and her signing of the manifesto Refus global in 1948 as a founding member of the Automatistes, alongside Paul-Émile Borduas, Jean Paul Riopelle and Marcelle Ferron. She was also a pioneer in Quebec for her exceptional ability to switch from one discipline to another, be it from painting to performance, or from sculpture to photography. Join us for a celebratory toast in the courtyard of the Riddell Centre to honor Françoise and her 100th year of life in front of 'Callooh-Callay', a sculpture she created originally in 1967. |
Callooh-Callay (1967/ 2010) - Françoise Sullivan
Welded and painted steel University of Regina President’s Art Collection |
Stream of Dance Performance #5Saturday, June 10, 2023, 8:00 pm
Education Auditorium, University of Regina Education Building University Of Regina 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Tickets: Adult $25.00 Under 30 yrs & Senior $20.00 |
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Choreography Margie Gillis Photo by Sasha Onyshchenko |
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Energy Fitness:
These classes focus on developing the skills of recognizing, sensing, cultivating and circulating energy. Overall, the work reduces stress and increases vitality. The practice integrates and harmonizes the body, emotion and mind: empowering the imagination, increasing creative potential, lifting the heart and vitalizing the body. The material is based on Master Lee Holden’s Qi Gong techniques. Classes are one hour in duration, including physical warmups and Qi Gong flow movement patterns and ending with a short meditation. Anatomy Of A Choreography: Anatomy of a Choreography is an audiovisual lecture format presentation. It provides a platform for a choreographer to share the details and stages of a choreographic process with members of the discipline, artists of other disciplines and interested members of the general public. Davida Monk has presented Anatomy of Choreography presentations in Calgary, Vancouver and Winnipeg. At New Dance Horizons 2023 Stream of Dance Festival Monk will lead presentation attendees through an in-depth exploration of the making of her work The Call (2016, 2018). Monk will scan the entire creative process from inception to realization, touching on concept, background detail, research, and movement creation. The presentation includes images, sounds and design elements that played a significant creative role. The hour-long presentation will end with a Q & A session. Here is what reviewer Stephen Bonfield had to say about The Call: "But the highlight of the night was Davida Monk’s The Call, set in a choreographic language that glistened with an endless variety of kinetics, derived from a series of set movement ideas. The work is rhapsodic in its individual poetry, but compelling in its collective ensemble work too at many points, featuring momentary duos of spacious richness which can only come from an experienced well-practised combinatorial imagination. Monk choreographs with a seemingly endless surfeit of lyrical beauty." -Stephen Bonfield, The Calgary Herald, July 2016 |
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Anatomy Of A Choreography Date & Time:
University of Regina, Riddell Centre, RC 176 (The Blue Room) Cost: Free-of-charge, registration is required. (Donations are welcome) |
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Master Class
Re-awaken the joy of movement using dance exercises, games and imagery. This workshop is tailored to the students. Beginners gain a better understanding of the body, while the more experienced acquire a greater knowledge of their unique way of expression. Participants are sensitized to the links between thoughts, emotions and movement. Emphasis is on observing the natural kinetic process: how our “inner landscape”, generated by electric impulses, is expressed in the muscles through movement. This in turn can support health, injury prevention, and convalescence. Movement for Aging with Joy
Re-awaken the joy of movement using dance exercises, games and imagery. This workshop is tailored to the students. Beginners gain a better understanding of the body, while the more experienced acquire a greater knowledge of their unique way of expression. Participants are sensitized to the links between thoughts, emotions and movement. Emphasis is on observing the natural kinetic process: how our “inner landscape”, generated by electric impulses, is expressed in the muscles through movement. This in turn can support health, injury prevention, and convalescence. For ages 40 & up. |
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Masterclass
Location: Masterclass
Cost: Free-of-charge, registration is required. (Donations are welcome) |
Photo Credit: Desdemona Burgin
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Class Description:
Itcush Method aims to improve posture, align the skeleton and build functional movement patterns. The Itcush Method uses principles of the Mitzvah Technique to teach self-maintenance exercises. The outcome is improved physical function, freedom from pain and renewed connection with daily movements. All levels welcome, no equipment needed. |
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Location: University of Regina, Riddell Centre, RC 176 (The Blue Room) Cost: Free-of-charge, registration is required. (Donations are welcome) |
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Class Description:
Metis Square-Dancing is a cultural dance that has its roots in European and Indigenous dance forms and has become a part of the unique cultural heritage of the Metis peoples. The square-dance is a partnered pattern dance to fiddle music, often dance at social gatherings. The footwork consists of the traditional jig step. |
Date & Time:
Tuesday, June 6, 2023, 2:30pm-3:30pm Location: University of Regina, Riddell Centre, RC 176 (The Blue Room) Cost: Free-of-charge, registration is required. (Donations are welcome) |
Photo Credit: Daniel Paquet
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NDH's "Sunny-Side-Up" booth featured:
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Show #1 - Friday July 21, 7PM Featuring performances by: Soil & Grass Gloria & Galina Marcus Merasty With Special Guests The Campbell Combo Collective Show #2 - Saturday July 22, 7PM Featuring performances by: Gloria & Galina Spider Man (Roderick T. Johnson) Tessa Rae Kuz Hill Ave |
connect with us:Hours:
Mon - Fri: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sat - Sun: Closed Statutory Holidays: Closed Address:
2207 Harvey St, Regina, SK S4N 2N2 Canada |
Phone: +1 306 525 5393
Artistic: [email protected] Management: [email protected] Events & Classes: [email protected] |
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