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Two heart-stopping new works choreographed by award-winner Yvonne Ng explore identity and its fluidity, depending on the roles and relationships that surround and involve us. Attraction and repulsion, magnetism and resistance both shape us and shape how we are perceived.

“She may be only 4-foot-10, but in the local dance world Dora Award winner Yvonne Ng (Artistic Director of tiger princess dance projects) is a giant. One of the city’s most expressive and intense dancers (is there any choreographer in the city who hasn’t used her?)” – NOW magazine.

Yvonne Ng
Yvonne is an exciting, instinctive choreographer whose work, inevitably braids her South East Asian heritage and her adopted Canadian culture, has been performed across Canada and internationally.

Yvonne is also the Artistic Director of Series 8:08 (since 1994) and the curator and presenter of dance: made in canada/fait au canada Festival (since 2001), both of which produce the work of choreographers from across Canada.

“My work is movement based and takes my body as the subject and a starting place, drawing from the closest experience of matter that I will ever have – the insides of myself – the interior landscapes of the self.” – Yvonne Ng

For more information visit www.princessproductions.ca.

Credits

Metamorphosis of a Solitary Female Phoenix
Choreography by Yvonne Ng
Performed by Linnea Wong

Magnetic Fields
Choreography by Yvonne Ng
Performed by Mairéad Filgate and Luke Garwood

Photography by Cylla von Tiedemann.

Dancers Mairéad Filgate and Luke Garwood.

With artistic collaborators: Nick Storring (Music), Simon Rossiter (Lighting), Heather MacCrimmon (Costume), Cheryl Lalonde (Set & Costume), Marie-Joseé Chartier (Creative Facilitator), Erin Robinsong (Text Outside Eye), Johanna Bergfeldt (Rehearsal Director) and Marianna Rosato (Stage Manager)

tiger princess dance projects is supported by Canada Council for the Arts, Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council, Metcalf Foundation, Ontario Trillium Foundation and our generous individual donors.

May 6, 2014
to May 11, 2014

Venue

The Theatre Centre

Performance Dates

Tuesday, May 6–8.00pm

Wednesday, May 7–8.00pm (pre-show talk–7:30pm)

Thursday, May 8–8.00pm (post-show talk with Yvonne Ng)

Friday, May 9–8.00pm (pre-show talk–7:30pm)

Saturday, May 10–4:00pm (pre-show talk–3:30pm)

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