Discover how dancing can enhance health, creativity, and social connections. More than an art form, it is a way to stay fit, meet new people, and explore creativity. For students, it offers a refreshing break from academic stress.
Dance students showcased their talent before ending their educational careers.
Kathy Le, made her way to Toronto from Surrey, B.C., to become a student of the Dance Performance program at George Brown College (GBC) in 2019. Graduating from her program in 2022, Le has worked with many reputable choreographers including Jose Carret (Danza Corpus) and Lauren Cook (Alias Dance Project). She has also worked both…
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Members of Indigenous communities within George Brown College and across Ontario came together this weekend at Waterfront campus for the 11th Annual Four Sacred Colours Powwow.
Christopher Knowles and Lindsay Aquin made debut as duo at Let The Elephants Dance
GBC Got Talent 2015 by Student Association at George Brown College, at St.James campus Kings Lounge on 26th November 2015
Dancers are “very driven people” says Bengt Jorgen artistic director of Ballet Jorgen Canada and George Brown College’s dance program.
Harbourfront Centre is the place to go if you feel like seeing some dance performances or feel like dancing yourself. The centre brings cultures and styles from around the world to their festivals, workshops and theatres. If you love to dance, head over to 235 Queens Quay West this summer.
Choreo lab is a class that began in January and runs every Sunday in the George Brown Dance (GBD) studios, set up by GBD teacher Sion Irwin-Childs.
Dancers from George Brown College’s (GBC) dance programs have gone on to performance dance careers on cruise ships like Carnival Cruise Lines, dancing with Ballet Jörgen Canada and more.
Rocking the Boat: Celebrating Queer Content in Canadian Concert Dance is an exhibit currently running through April 1 at the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives. The exhibit is run by Dance Collection Danse, spawned from the mind of Pamela Grundy, a former dancer with the Danny Grossman Dance Company.
