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Nov 23-24 Andrew Tay is participating in Parcours danse. The event brings presenters from across Canada and Quebec to see showcases from a selected group of local dance artists. Andrew will be talking about Wants&Needs and showing excerpts of recent work.

Nov .26-27
Involved 3 @ Studio 303 The third edition of our exciting event which asks artists to create work which questions the audiences relationship to performance. 6pm on Sat and 4pm on Sunday.

Andrew and Sasha are both doing separate residencies at Uscine C in Spring 2012. Works in progress presentations of these new works will take place in March.

Short&Sweet7 Collaborative Edition Doors at 9:30 pm Show at 10:30 Tickets at the door $10 ($8 with ticket stub from Straight Right Ou L’art D’être Nulle Part Ailleurs @ Theatre Espace Go) @ La Sala Rossa

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Andrew Tay will be taking part in Parcours danse Nov 23-25.  The event produced by Danse Sur Les Routes du Quebec exposes the work of local choreographers to producers in the regions and from across Canada.  Andrew will be talking about Wants&Needs and it’s dance initiatives, as well as presenting an excerpt from On Power and Permission.  He will also be taking part in the event’s “Action Culturelle”.   Remounting his duet The Sticks with dancer Marilyne St. Sauveur. This performance will takes place at 8:30am on Nov 24th in the hallways of the Place des Arts while everyone is commuting to work.  If you’re in the area, be sure to check it out.

Andrew Tay will be taking part in Parcours danse Nov 23-25.  The event produced by Danse Sur Les Routes du Quebec exposes the work of local choreographers to producers in the regions and from across Canada.  Andrew will be talking about Wants&Needs and it’s dance initiatives, as well as presenting an excerpt from On Power and Permission.  He will also be taking part in the event’s “Action Culturelle”.   Remounting his duet The Sticks with dancer Marilyne St. Sauveur. This performance will takes place at 8:30am on Nov 24th in the hallways of the Place des Arts while everyone is commuting to work.  If you’re in the area, be sure to check it out.