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creative team
Andrew Burashko
Simon Rossiter
Dora Tomassi
Artistic Director
Lighting Designer (Fifteen Heterosexual Duets, Romeo and Juliet before parting, & Miserere)
Stage Manager (In a Landscape & Miserere)
Marianna Rosato
Ravi Jain
Diana Donnelly
Stage Manager (Fifteen Heterosexual Duets & Romeo and Juliet before parting)
Director
Associate Director
about art of time ensemble
Renowned concert pianist Andrew Burashko formed Art of Time Ensemble in 1998 by inviting a group of like-minded musicians and prominent figures in dance, theatre and other art forms to perform one-off concerts in Toronto. The company has gone on to become a leader in Toronto’s vibrant performing arts scene, through its subscription season at the Harbourfront Centre Theatre, regular appearances at Koerner Hall, album releases, performances with leading Canadian orchestras, and the tours of its unique offerings to dozens of cities throughout Canada and the United States. Exploring the relationship between classical music in its many forms and other genres such as jazz, pop, electronica, rock, folk, electroacoustic, gospel and others, Art of Time seeks to reveal the qualities that lie at the heart of all great music.
repertoire
Fifteen Heterosexual Duets Choreography by James Kudelka Costume Design by Denis Lavoie
Violin Sonata No. 9, Op. 47 i. Adagio sostenuto – Presto Music composed by Ludwig van Beethoven Dancers
Danielle Baskerville Zhenya Cerneacov Luke Garwood Laurence Lemieux Daniel McArthur
Andrew McCormack Connor Mitton Tori Mehaffy Erin Poole Christianne Ullmark
Romeo and Juliet Act. 3, Scene 5 Written by William Shakespeare Ravi Jain
Thomas Olajide
Director
Romeo
Diana Donnelly
Shauna Thompson
Associate Director
Juliet
Romeo and Juliet before Parting Choreography by James Kudelka
Romeo and Juliet: Ten Pieces for Piano, Op. 75, 10. Romeo and Juliet before Parting Music composed and arranged by Sergei Prokofiev Dancers
Erin Poole Connor Mitton
repertoire
intermission
In a Landscape Choreography by Peggy Baker (1995) Music composed by John Cage (1948) Costume Design by Jane Townsend Lighting Design by Marc Parent Dancer
Tanya Howard
Miserere Choreography by David Earle Music composed by Gregorio Allegri Dancers
Danielle Baskerville Sierra Chin-Sawdy Michael English
Anh Nguyen Bee Pallomina
Tafelmusik Chamber Choir
Ivars Taurins, Director Brenda Enns Emma Hannan Carrie Loring Meghan Moore Susan Surchard Agnes Zsigovics Kate Helsen Valerie Kondrashov Peter Mahon
Richard Whittall Paul Jeffrey Will Johnson Robert Kinar Cory Knight Daniel Webb Alexander Halliday Keith Lam Graham Robinson David Yung
choreographers peggy baker
james kudelk a
Peggy Baker is one of Canada’s most celebrated and influential dance artists, respected as a performer in the work of esteemed Canadian and American creators; as an educator in important dance programs throughout North America; and as a choreographer of poetic and visually striking works for her Toronto based company, Peggy Baker Dance Projects. Artist-in-Residence at Canada’s National Ballet School, Ms. Baker’s many honours include the Order of Canada, the Governor General’s Award, the Premier’s Award, the Carsen Prize, Honorary Doctorates from York and the University of Calgary, a 2017 Bogliasco Foundation fellowship, and six Doras.
James Kudelka, Director and Choreographer, is widely acknowledged as one of North America’s most innovative choreographers. His mastery of both classical ballet and modern/contemporary dance has earned him commissions from companies as stylistically diverse as American Ballet Theatre, Chicago’s Hubbard Street Dance and Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal. Kudelka’s work covers an impressive range, from virtuoso pas de deux through large-scale, and always arresting adaptations of such classics as Swan Lake, The Nutcracker and Cinderella, to boldly innovative creative collaborations with dancers, designers and musicians. After nine distinguished years as Artistic Director of the National Ballet of Canada (1996– 2005), James Kudelka continues to undertake collaborative projects that engage and challenge him as a choreographer.
david earle David Earle is a Canadian trailblazer, a master choreographer and teacher, and a cultural icon. His dancers are some of the most physically eloquent, powerful, and individual artists in Canada. He is dedicated to the beauty and musicality of dance, making him stand out in a medium that often rejects both. Indeed, his sense for the unity of music and dance is legendary, and his works for large groups, set to such compositions as Mozart’s Requiem and the Brahms’ 1st Symphony, still astonish at every performance. David’s openness to experiment, and his willingness to challenge superficiality and cynicism mean that his work speaks forcefully to contemporary audiences. He is truly unique in his ability to reach and to move spectators of every background, whatever their familiarity with dance and its traditions. The work of David Earle has a long history and continues to evolve, remaining true to its roots as well as responsive to the world around us. More information can be found online at www.dtde.ca and by following @grandeorange on Instagram.
performers andrew bur ashko
danielle baskerville
Andrew Burashko is the founder and creative force behind Art of Time Ensemble. Born in Moscow, Burashko trained as a concert pianist across North America, making his solo debut with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra at the age of 17. As a soloist, Burashko performed with some of the world’s most renowned conductors, including Marin Alsop, Sir Andrew Davis, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Jukka-Pekka Saraste, and Pinchas Zukerman. His eclectic musical interests have led him more recently to share the stage with such diverse artists as Branford Marsalis, Brent Carver, and Madeleine Peyroux. In 1998, Burashko formed the Art of Time Ensemble to create unique concerts that ignore the barriers between genres and disciplines, with the aim of exposing audiences to a broad range of artistic possibilities. Under Burashko’s direction, Art of Time Ensemble has become a Canadian destination for today’s most accomplished artists working in music, dance, theatre, film and literature. In addition to their annual concert series in Toronto, Art of Time Ensemble has toured extensively throughout Canada and the United States, as well as in Russia and Finland.
Danielle Baskerville, recipient of the 2014 K.M. Hunter Award for Dance and a Dora Mavor Moore Award, works with Canada’s leading contemporary dance companies and creators. She is Artistic Associate of D.A. Hoskins’ The Dietrich Group and a senior member of Dancetheatre David Earle. Upcoming independent projects include works by James Kudelka, Robert Kingsbury, Jonathan Osborn, Kate Alton and acclaimed playwright Jordan Tannahill. Recently she has performed in a site-specific opera in Burgundy, France and hosted Canada’s first Trisha Brown Dance Company Intensive. Along with producing and teaching dance, she is a contributor to The Dance Current and is an Executive Board Member of the Canadian Alliance of Dance Artists-Ontario.
zhenya cerneacov Zheyna was born in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. In 2006 Zhenya moved to Canada where he quickly became an active member of the contemporary dance scene broadening his horizons to include works in Contemporary, Bharatanatyam, Modern, Aboriginal Dance, Contemporary Ballet and Argentine Tango performing with companies including Danny Grossman Dance Company, Corpus Dance Projects, Peggy Baker Dance Projects, Menaka Thakkar Dance Company, Chimera Project, Kaha:wi Dance Theatre, Kaeja d’Dance and many more.
performers sierr a chin-sawdy
luke garwood
Sierra is a Toronto-based emerging dance artist. Since graduating from Ryerson University’s BFA Dance program, she has had the opportunity to work with Peggy Baker, Toronto Heritage Dance, ACE Dance Theatre, Hanna Kiel’s Young Human Body Expression, Dancetheatre David Earle, Avinoam Silverman Dance, Alysa Pires Dance Projects, Heather Eli & CO., Alyssa Martin (the Garage Collective), Creativiva, and Hit & Run Dance Productions. She has toured throughout Canada, China and the UAE. To further develop her abilities, Sierra has trained across Canada, the United States, Israel and Italy, working and creating with world-renowned teachers and choreographers.
Luke Garwood is a dev artist, dancer, and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Garwood has performed professionally with such companies as: Toronto Dance Theatre, Alias Dance Projects, ProArteDanza, Adelheid Dance Projects, Tiger Princess Dance Projects, and Citadel + Company. Independently, Garwood works in Toronto and Berlin, collaborating with choreographers such as: Valerie Calam, D.A. Hoskins, Allison Cummings, Sashar Zarif, Kate Hilliard, Jacob Niedzwiecki, Tina Fushell, Jenn Goodwin, and Christoph Winkler. As a creator, and student of OCADU’s Digital Futures program, Garwood has garnered recognition for merging dance with digital mediums — this includes receiving the 2013 Soulpepper Multidisciplinary Dance Award.
michael english Michael has performed for the past 22 years at the forefront of David Earle’s work, alongside a veritable who’s-who of luminous dance colleagues, including those he joins in tonight’s performance. As both a dancer and producer, his talent, vision, and entrepreneurial spirit fueled 17 seasons with Dancetheatre David Earle, where he produced over 60 performance works for dancers, musicians, choirs, and electronic & media artists, in dozens of traditional and non-traditional performance venues across Canada and internationally. Michael is currently involved in the exploration of ‘hybrid landscapes’, using convergent technologies to create spatialized digital dance experiences.
tanya howard Originally from South Africa, Tanya is thrilled to be celebrating her 20th season with the national ballet of Canada. As a first soloist with the ballet Tanya has had the opportunity to perform various roles in both classical ballet and contemporary works and has enjoyed the pleasure of being a part of many exciting new creations. She has performed works by James Kudelka, Balanchine, Forsythe, Marie Chouinard, Christopher Wheeldon, Alexei Ratmanksy and Guillaume Côté and she is equally privileged to be able to share with you the work of Peggy Baker.
performers l aurence lemieux
andrew mccormack
Laurence Lemieux is a dancer, choreographer, and Artistic Director of Citadel + Compagnie. Born in Québec City, Laurence studied dance at L’École Supérieure de Danse du Québec, and at The School of Toronto Dance Theatre (TDT). She danced for TDT from 1986 to 1998, winning a Dora Mavor Moore award in 1998 for her interpretation of Christopher House’s Cryptoversa. Lemieux has choreographed over thirty original works and has danced for some of Canada’s most prominent choreographers, including Margie Gillis, James Kudelka, and Jean-Pierre Perreault. Lemieux is a passionate advocate for the arts and sits on the steering committee of Ontarians for The Arts, and is President of the board of Daniel Leveillé Danse in Montreal. In 2012, Lemieux created The Citadel Dance Program, bringing high quality, free dance classes to children and youth living in Regent Park.
Andrew began his training at the Sean Boutilier Academy of Dance in Toronto. After graduating from Ryerson University’s Performance Dance program (2011–2015) he has gone on to work with Citadel + Compagnie (2014) and Toronto Heritage Dance (2017). Andrew has also worked with many Canadian choreographers including: Laurence Lemieux, James Kudelka, Hanna Kiel, William Yong, Roberto Campanella, Robert Glumbek, Valerie Calam, Marie Josée-Chartier, Apolonia Velasquez, Ofilio Portillo, David Earle and more.
daniel mcarthur Daniel is a Toronto-based DORAnominated performer. Daniel has performed in over 100 new works, touring Canada, the US, and the Middle East. Daniel often ruminates on the topic of how to collect more frequent flyer miles. Daniel was born in Toronto and is often struck by the dual nature of humankind in its invention of napalm and silly putty. Daniel has often been gifted to work with Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company II, ProArte Danza, Peggy Baker Dance Projects, James Kudelka and Citadel + Compagnie to name a few.
tori mehaff y Tori Mehaffey is a Toronto based dance artist with a BFA diploma from Ryerson University’s Performance Dance Program. Tori is a recipient of the Ryerson Theatre School’s Dance Performance Award, Lawrence Gradus Choreographic Scholarship and is a Dora Awards nominee for Outstanding Female Performance in Dance. Look out for the premiere of her newest creation — “Avoidance” — part of the Bright Nights 2018 Season at The Citadel: Ross Centre for Dance.
performers connor mit ton
thomas ol ajide
Connor Mitton is a recent graduate of Ryerson University’s Performance Dance program where he trained in ballet, modern, jazz, contemporary and improvisation. Connor has had the privilege of working with dance companies in the Toronto area such as Citadel + Compagnie, and ProarteDanza. Connor has also worked with other renowned choreographers including: Laurence Lemieux, William Yong, Hanna Kiel, Kate Hilliard, Heidi Strauss, James Kudelka, Apolonia Valesquez and Ofilio Portillo, Robert Glumbek, and Roberto Campanella. Connor’s passion for dance has taken him to SpringBoard Danse Montreal where he had the opportunity to work with Victor Quijada and RUBBERBANDance Group.
Thomas Olajide is a Toronto based, Dora award nominated actor originally from Vancouver, BC. Some theatre credits include: Black Boys (Saga Collectif & Buddies in Bad Times); Whipping Man (Obsidian & Harold Green); King Lear and Hamlet (Stratford Festival). He was awarded the Stratford Festival’s Peter Donaldson award for actor with great promise in Shakespeare and the classics and can be seen in Soulpepper’s upcoming production of The Brother’s Size.
anh nguyen Anh Nguyen, a choreographer and composer from Windsor, is currently the artistic director for HNM Dance. Anh makes regular guest appearances with other progressive dance companies, orchestras, galleries, festivals, and universities; including American Ballet Theatre, Detroit Dance Collective, Eisenhower Dance Ensemble, Windsor Symphony Orchestra, Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, Michigan Opera Theatre. Anh was given the Mayor’s Award of Excellence for Outstanding Artist. His choreography and compositions have been presented internationally by various dance and music ensembles. The Courier-Journal describes Anh’s choreography as, “PURE PLEASURE”. Anh adores his DtDE family and loves dancing with the company whenever possible.
bee pallomina Bee Pallomina is a dance artist; performer, collaborator and choreographer, currently making and performing in work for stage, installation and film/video. She has worked with many independent choreographers, and several dance companies including Dancemakers and Public Recordings. Bee has been dancing with David Earle for over 20 years.
erin poole Erin Poole is an independent artist from Toronto. After training abroad in Europe, Erin began her career with ProArte Danza. Since then she has become a regular collaborator with Citadel & Compagnie, Toronto Dance Theatre, José Navas/Compagnie Flak (Montreal), Hanna Kiel (Human Body Expression) and Benjamin Landsberg Dance Projects. She has performed across Canada, Europe and South America. Erin has participated in numerous workshops including Impulstanz in Vienna with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts (2015).
performers mayumi seiler
shauna thompson
Mayumi is of Japanese-German parentage. She grew up in Salzburg, Austria and forged her international solo career when she resided in London, England. She has recorded numerous CDs playing the violin concerti of Haydn, Mendelssohn and Beethoven (EMI) as well as many chamber music and violin sonata repertoire. Her solo performances have been with orchestras such as the Royal Philharmonic, The Hong Kong Philharmonic, Australian Chamber, Salzburg’s Camerata, Berlin Symphony, Toronto and Montreal Symphony playing under conductors such as Sir Neville Gardener, Maxim Vengerov, Christopher Hogwood, Peter Oundjian and Kent Nagano. Seiler has performed as a soloist in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Musikverein, Concertgebow, Toronto Symphony, The Barbican, Suntory Hall and many others. As the Artistic Director of Via Salzburg Chamber Music, she delighted audiences in Toronto for fourteen years with versatile programming combining different art forms. Mayumi plays on a J.B. Guadagnini (1740) and has been given the use of the Croall Stradivarius (1684) by a private investor.
Shauna Thompson is a recent graduate of the acting program the National Theatre School of Canada. During her time at the school she acted in productions of The Threepenny Opera, The Rover as well as two new works, What Rough Beast and The Observed Flight of Birds. Since graduating from NTS, she’s had the pleasure of playing Romeo in Repercussion Theatre’s Romeo and Juliet: Love is Love, and is excited to now play Juliet for the Art of Time Ensemble. Shauna also holds a degree in English literature with a minor in French language studies from the University of Guelph.
the tafelmusik chamber choir The Tafelmusik Chamber Choir, specializing in baroque and classical repertoire, was formed in 1981 as a complement to the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra. Under the direction of its founder, Ivars Taurins, the choir has been praised for its clarity, nuance and brilliance. The choir performs as part of Tafelmusik’s Toronto season, and has enjoyed collaborations with Opera Atelier, Montreal Symphony, Soundstreams, and others, and is thrilled to be collaborating with Art of Time Ensemble and David Earle. It’s popular recording Gloria — with music by Vivaldi, Bach, and Mondonville — is being re-released this month on the Tafelmusik Media label.
christianne ullmark Christianne graduated from Ryerson University and has an MA in dance studies from York University. Originally from Edmonton, Christianne first appeared with Citadel + Compagnie in 2007 and has interpreted numerous works by James Kudelka, Laurence Lemieux, Bill Coleman, and David Earle. She is currently a company member of Toronto Dance Theatre and has also collaborated with Company Vice Versa.
production r avi jain
marianna rosato
Toronto-based stage director Ravi Jain is a multi-award-winning artist known for making politically bold and accessible theatrical experiences in both small indie productions and large theatres. As the founding artistic director of Why Not Theatre, Ravi has established himself as an artistic leader for his inventive productions, international producing/ collaborations and innovative producing models which are aimed to better support emerging artists to make money from their art.
Toronto native, Marianna Rosato received her BFA as a graduate of Ryerson Theatre School’s Technical Production Program in 2006 — where she now teaches Dance Stage Management. Marianna spent three years as the assistant stage manager for Toronto Dance Theatre. Since then she has stage managed works for Citadel + Compagnie, Fujiwara Dance Inventions, Tiger Princess Dance Projects, Adelheid Dance Projects, BoucharDanse, Blue Ceiling Dance, the Older & Reckless series for Moonhorse Dance Theatre, the National Ballet School of Canada, the School of Toronto Dance Theatre, and many others. Marianna is currently the Production Stage Manager for Citadel + Compagnie.
In 10 years Why Not has become synonymous with innovative theatrical experiences which have toured the world. In recent years their RISER project, a unique producing model, has had a significant impact on the Toronto independent community. Why Not has created over 20 collaborations performing on 5 continents, including the smash hit A Brimful of Asha, which stars Ravi and his real-life mother (non-actor). Collaborations Ravi has fostered with Why Not Theatre include festivals such as Harbourfront’s World Stage Festival, Luminato Festival and The Pan Am Games Toronto 2015 and international companies like The Tricycle Theatre (UK), Complicite (UK) and The SITI company (USA). Ravi was shortlisted for the 2016 Siminovitch Prize and won the 2012 Pauline McGibbon Award for Emerging Director and the 2016 Canada Council John Hirsch Prize for direction. He is a graduate of the two-year program at École Jacques Lecoq and he was the inaugural artistic-director-inresidence at The Theatre Centre. For more information on Why Not Theatre, www.theatrewhynot.org
production simon rossiter
dor a tomassi
Simon Rossiter is a Toronto-based lighting designer who occasionally designs scenery. He has collaborated previously with the Art of Time on Intermezzi, which garnered a Dora Mavor Moore award for his lighting of #lovesexbrahms. Simon is the lighting director of Fall for Dance North, and has created more than two hundred original designs with companies throughout Canada, including works with Citadel + Compagnie; the National Ballet of Canada; Soulpepper Theatre Company; Théâtre français de Toronto; and Toronto Dance Theatre. The recipient of three Dora Mavor Moore awards and eight nominations for Outstanding Lighting Design, he also sits on the Board of Directors of the Associated Designers of Canada.
Dora is happy to be back working on her 4th production with Art of Time Ensemble. Her most recent projects include The Magician’s Nephew and The Baroness and The Pig for The Shaw Festival. Upcoming shows include Art of Time Ensemble’s Christmas show To All A Good Night 4, and then she returns to The Shaw Festival for her 18th season as Stage Manager for the musical Brigadoon. Dora has worked in musical theatre, theatre, dance and opera with many companies across Canada.
production acknowledgements Marah Braye Chief Executive Officer Chris Hutchinson Chief Operations Officer Heather Waddell Director, Planning & Production Duncan Morgan Production Manager Billy Burgomaster Head Audio Harrison Bye Head Carpenter Bennett Hyslop Head Lighting Jamie Ufton Front of House Manager Gloria Tran Front of House Coordinator Ross Egan, Christoph Ibrahim, Maggie Kinnear, Jennifer Lee Assistant Front of House Manager Paola Marcon Box Office Manager Daniel Palmo & Regan Latimer Box Office Coordinators
Stage Technicians employed at the Theatre are represented by Local 58 of The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States, it’s Territories and Canada. Art of Time Ensemble engages, under the terms of the Independent Theatre Agreement, professional Artists wo are members of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association. This event has been financially assisted by the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund of the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, administered by the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund Corporation.
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David Abel Executive Director
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