Fringe fever rises
The year’s biggest theatre and dance binge returns for its 28th edition with more than 150 productions by established artists and first-time creators at 30-plus venues across the city. This is the last time the Fringe can set up its beer tent behind Honest Ed’s, before construction takes over the site.
Among the participating artists are Jessica Moss (a Fringe fave whose new script, Cam Baby, won this year’s new play contest), Kat Sandler, Dave Carley, Peter N’ Chris, Christel Bartelse, Sky Gilbert, Bruce Dow, Adam Bailey, Denise Norman, Shari Hollett, Asian-sploitation and Britta Johnson.
Be sure to sample some of the site-specific shows, which include Jordan Tannahill’s Get Yourself Home Skyler James, Shakespeare BASH’d’s The Comedy Of Errors, and The Unending, a walkabout show that laces together three short plays (by August Strindberg, Samuel Beckett and Julie Tepperman), presented by the Convergence Theatre.
And if young children are part of your world, take them to FringeKids. Barb Scheffler’s Pirates Don’t Babysit! and Shakey-Shake and Friends’ Twelfth Night… A Puppet Epic! are sure to be highlights (not just because of those exclamation points), and there’s a play contest for budding playwrights aged eight to 12.
June 29 to July 10, various venues, 416-966-1062, fringetoronto.com, and there’s a smartphone app for the most current info about the festival.
THE BEST OF THE REST
Toronto Festival Of Children’s Opera The Canadian Children’s Opera Company presents opera for, by and about young people with main stage shows, lectures and a symposium. Various venues and prices, some events free. canadianchildrensopera.com. May 29-Jun 12
InspiraTO Festival Theatre InspiraTO presents 10-minute plays by 24 local and international playwrights. Four themed shows of six plays, with works by Barry McKinley, Angie Farrow, Dominik Loncar, Julia Lederer and others. $25, festival pass $80. Alumnae Theatre, 70 Berkeley. theatreinspirato.ca. Jun 2-11
Toronto Festival Of Clowns Clown and physical theatre performers including Adam Bailey, Sketchy & Fesso, Jean Paul Mullet, the Amazing Trevor, Snack Music Collective & others. $15-$20. Factory Theatre, 125 Bathurst. torontofestivalofclowns.com. Jun 8-12
Toronto Tango Festival Celebration of Argentine tango. Lithuanian House, 1573 Bloor W. torontotangofestival.com. Jun 9-12.
Walk The Walk: National Festival Of Asian Canadian Women fu-GEN Theatre Company presents works by female Asian-Canadian theatre creators, plus panel talks, a cabaret and more. Cabaret $15-$20, other events free. Factory Theatre, 125 Bathurst. fu-gen.org. Jun 29-Jul 10
SOLT 2016 Opera Workshop Festival Summer Opera Lyric Theatre presents young artists performing The Tales Of Hoffman, A Tale Of Two Cities and Giulio Cesare. $22-$28. Robert Gill Theatre, 214 College. solt.ca. Jul 29-Aug 7
Summerworks sizzles
Canada’s most impressive curated arts festival enters its second quarter–century with a new head and an impressive roster of artists.
Djanet Sears contributes to the 2016 edition of SummerWorks.
Laura Nanni, the new artistic and managing director, brings to SummerWorks a strong background in developmental works and interdisciplinary -experimentation, having worked at Nuit Blanche and Harbourfront Centre’s HATCH program and as director of the Rhubarb Festival.
With the assistance of festival producer Meara Tubman-Broeren and six curators – Tara Beagan and Guillermo Verdecchia (theatre), Jenn Goodwin (dance), Cathy Gordon (live art) and Adam Bradley and Andrew Pulsifer (music) – Nanni’s brought together -creators from Canada and beyond.
The full program hasn’t yet been -announced (that happens June 21), but even a brief list of those involved whets our performance appetite.
Look for a collaboration between impressive theatre artists Djanet Sears (Harlem Duet, The Adventures Of A Black Girl In Search Of God) and Brad Fraser (Unidentified Human Remains And The True Nature Of Love, Poor Super Man), whose work hasn’t been on a Toronto stage for too long, developing a piece with young playwright Jijo Quayson. Another figure from the 1980s, active in feminist theatre, Banuta Rubess returns with a show that also draws on the talents of dancer/choreographer Julia Aplin.
Other anticipated productions include a play by Rachel Ganz, directed by Carly Chamberlain both just graduated from the National Theatre School. The acclaimed Nova Bhattacharya, who blends classical bharatanatyam with contemporary dance, joins forces with multidimensional artist and tabla player Ed Hanley.
This is going to be a festival bursting with talent.
August 4 to 14, various venues416-628-8216, summerworks.ca
More must-see summer shows: Theatre
June
Skylight by David Hare (Hidden Cove Productions). Three years after their split, a man looks to reclaim his former mistress after the death of his wife. Previews from Jun 9, opens Jun 15 and runs to Jul 9, Tue-Thu and Sat 8 pm, Fri 7 pm, mat Sat-Sun 1 pm. $38-$64. Berkeley Street Theatre, 26 Berkeley. 416-368-3110, skylightto.com.
Mandy Patinkin In Concert: Dress Casual- David Mirvish presents Broadway’s master songman, accompanied by Adam Ben-David on piano, in a musical theatre concert. Jun 15-16 at 8 pm. $59-$150. Ed Mirvish Theatre, 244 Victoria. 416-872-1212, mirvish.com.
Lakeside Play Readings (Playwrights Guild of Canada). Reading by Canadian playwrights, featuring Nicolas Billon, Sean Dixon, Lois Fine, Morris Panych, Pamela Mala Sinha, Annabel Soutar, Donna-Michelle St. Bernard, Kenneth T Williams and host David S Craig. Jun 16 at 7:30 pm. Free. Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay W. playwrightsguild.ca.
My Co-Mates And Brothers In Exile by Eva Barrie (Shakespeare in the Ruff). Forced to leave her war-torn country, a young woman starts to build a new home in this site-specific piece created using Shakespeare and contemporary text. Opens Jun 22 and runs to Jun 26, Wed-Sun 7:30 pm. Free. Starts at the basketball courts. Walter Saunders Memorial Park, 426 Hopewell. shakespeareintheruff.com.
Free Jane (Queer Pride 2016). Sky Gilbert’s annual show features a reading of Smashes by Franny McCabe-Bennett, followed by an open mic. Jun 26 at 8 pm. Free. Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander. 416-975-8555, buddiesinbadtimes.com.
RAID: Operation Soap by Raymond Helkio (Queer Pride 2016/The Reading Salon). This unconventional love story looks at how the arrest of two men during the 1981 Toronto bathhouse raids changed LGBTQ history. Jun 29 at 8 pm. $20. In the Cabaret. Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander. 416-975-8555, thereadingsalon.ca/RAID.
July
Matilda The Musical by Dennis Kelly and Tim Minchin (Mirvish/Royal Shakespeare Company/The Dodger). A gifted girl uses her imagination and wit to fight against the cruel and cynical people in her life in this musical based on the novel by Roald Dahl. Opens Jul 5 and runs to Oct 16, Tue-Sat 7:30 pm. mat Wed, Sat-Sun 1:30 pm (no performances Sep 6-11). $38-$139. Ed Mirvish Theatre, 244 Victoria. 416-872-1212, mirvish.com.
The Taming Of The Shrew by William Shakespeare. Driftwood Theatre presents the annual Bard’s Bus Tour, featuring Shakespeare’s comedy performed under the stars. In Toronto Jul 8 (Todmorden Mills) and Jul 19-24 (Withrow Park). Pwyc ($20 reserved). driftwoodtheatre.com.
The Hogtown Experience (The Hogtown Collective). An immersive theatre experience incorporating drama, music and dance to look at Prohibition-era Toronto and its dark past. Previews from Jul 6, opens Jul 14 and runs to Aug 28, Tue-Sat 7:30 pm, Sat & Sun 2 pm. $45, previews $39, opening night $75. Campbell House Museum, 160 Queen W. hogtownexperience.com.
Shakespeare In High Park: Hamlet (Canadian Stage/York U Theatre Dept). The classic tale of betrayal, revenge and murder is performed outdoors. Previews from Jun 30, opens Jul 14 and runs to Sep 3, Tue, Thu & Sat 8 pm. Pwyc. Amphitheatre at High Park, 1873 Bloor W. canadianstage.com.
Shakespeare In High Park: All’s Well That Ends Well (Canadian Stage/York U Theatre Dept). The bed-trick romantic comedy is performed outdoors. Previews from Jul 1, opens Jul 15 and runs to Sep 4, Wed, Fri & Sun 8 pm. Pwyc. Amphitheatre at High Park, 1873 Bloor W. canadianstage.com.
A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen (Soulpepper Theatre). A woman worries about the emergence of a secret while her husband celebrates a big promotion in this drama about gender roles and family values.
Jul 18 to Aug 23, see website for schedule. $32-$94. Young Centre for the Performing Arts, 50 Tank House. 416-866-8666, soulpepper.ca.
Father Comes Home From The Wars (Parts I, II, III) by Suzan-Lori Parks (Soulpepper Theatre). This trilogy looks at America’s ongoing and turbulent relationship with race, telling a tale of homecoming, family and heroism set against the U.S. Civil War. Opens Jul 25 and runs to Aug 27, see website for schedule. $32-$94. Young Centre for the Performing Arts, 50 Tank House. 416-866-8666, soulpepper.ca.
The 39 Steps adapted by Patrick Barlow from the novel by Patrick Buchan (Soulpepper Theatre). An everyday man is thrust in a mysterious romance and dangerous manhunt in this comedy whodunit. Opens Jul 21 and runs to Aug 22, see website for schedule. $32-$94. Young Centre for the Performing Arts, 50 Tank House. 416-866-8666, soulpepper.ca.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare (Humber River Shakespeare Company) The company’s annual outdoor summer touring production runs in Toronto at the end of the month. Jul 24-31: Jul 24 & 29-31 at Montgomery’s Inn July 26 at Etienne Brulé Park July 27-28 at the Old Mill. All shows at 7 pm, pwyc. humbershakes.com.
Thank You For Being A Friend (Joseph Patrick Presents). Dorothy, Sophia, Rose and Blanche of TV’s Golden Girls take the stage in puppet form in this tribute show. Opens Jul 29 and runs to Aug 12, Tue-Sat 7:30 pm, mat Tue, Sat-Sun 1:30 pm. $60-$80. Al Green Theatre, 750 Spadina. goldengirlstickets.com.
August
Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare (Shakespeare in the Ruff). The romantic tragedy is performed outdoors. Opens Aug 16 and runs to Sep 4, see website for times. Pwyc. Withrow Park, 725 Logan. shakespeareintheruff.com.
DANCE
June
Stand Up Dance Soirée Meagan O’Shea celebrates 20 years as an indie dance artist and her company’s first year as a non-profit at this Bond-themed party to raise funds for an upcoming show. Jun 9, 8 pm. Pwyc. Hitch Bar Limited, 1216 Queen E. standupdance.com.
Toronto Tango Festival Celebration of Argentine tango. Jun 9-12. Lithuanian House, 1573 Bloor W. torontotangofestival.com.
Arabesque Academy Student Gala Jun 11. 8 pm. $15-$20. Estonian House, 958 Broadview. 416-920-5593, arabesquecanada.com.
Douce Tourmente A duet for Heidi Strauss and Marc Boivin, choreographed by Sylvie Desrosiers. Jun 15-18. $20. The Citadel, 304 Parliament. colemanlemieux.com.
Giselle Classic romantic ballet. Jun 15-19. $37 & up. Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, 145 Queen W. national.ballet.ca.
Can You Keep A Secret? Ballet, hip-hop, -contemporary, jazz, musical theatre and tap. Jun 16-25. $25, child $20. Winchester Street Theatre, 80 Winchester. pushpulldance.com.
Moving Memories: Tracing Experience Through The Dance Of Mugham A collaboration with musician Franghiz Alizadeh, plus two new works by Sashar Zarif. Jun 17-19. $25, stu/srs $20. Aki Studio. Daniels Spectrum, 585 Dundas E. 416-531-1402, nativeearth.ca.
Thumped! A family show using storytelling, dance, music and visual art. Jun 17-19. $15. Intergalactic Arts Studio 103, Artscape Youngplace, 180 Shaw. thumped.bpt.me.
Combing Sedna’s Hair Suzanne Banay Santo presents a performance combining words, soundscape, music and movement to tell an ancient Inuit myth. Jun 20. 7 pm. $20. Array Space, 155 Walnut. suzannebanaysanto.com.
July
Porch View Dances Dance by residents on their own porches guided by choreographers Kate Alton, Barbara Bourget, Jay Hirabayashi and Karen and Allen Kaeja. Jul 13-17, Wed-Sat 7 pm, Sun 4 pm. Pwyc. Seaton Village, Christie to Bathurst, Dupont to Bloor. kaeja.org.
Toronto Burlesque Festival Performance art, dance, comedy, aerial performances, striptease, workshops, parties and more w/ Dirty Martini, Ava Noir, Charlie Chapless, Miss Mitzy Cream, The Stage Door Johnnies, Dolly Berlin and others. At Revival (783 College) and Mod Club (722 College). Jul 28-31, see website for details. torontoburlesquefestival.com.
August
The Dreamers Ever Leave You Immersive ballet inspired by the work of Lawren Harris. Aug 31-Sep 10. $55. Signy Eaton Gallery in the Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas W. ago.net.
Dusk Dances The annual outdoor dance festival returns for its 22nd season. Aug 1-7. Pwyc ($10 sugg). Withrow Park, 725 Logan. duskdances.ca.
COMEDY
June
Eliza Skinner Empire Comedy Live presents the comic in a live show. Jun 9-11. $20. Comedy Bar, 945 Bloor W. empirecomedylive.com.
Songbuster – An Improvised -Musical Seven musical theatre performers and special guests set out to create their own musical. in this monthly show. Jun 9. 9:30 pm. $10. Bad Dog Comedy Theatre, 875 Bloor W. baddogtheatre.com.
Beggar’s Canyon: ApOcalypse Geeky sketch comedy by Peter Hill & Ian MacIntyre. Jun 11. 8 pm. $8. Comedy Bar, 945 Bloor W. comedybar.ca.
Boyd’s Magic Show Comedy fundraiser for JoAnna Downey. June 11. 10 pm. $20 suggested donation. Underground Cafe, 670 Queen E. –puffmama.ca.
We Got Your Back, Fort Mac Comedy fundraiser with Gerry Dee, Michelle Shaughnessy, James Cunningham, Steve Patterson and Terry Ryan. June 11. 5 pm. $50 (Red Cross Fort McMurray relief efforts). Yuk Yuk’s, 224 Richmond W. 416-967-6425, -yukyuks.com.
ALTdot Comedy Lounge Adam Christie, Courtney Gilmour, Sean Emeny, Foad HP, Keith Pedro, MC Elvira Kurt & others. Jun 13. 9 pm. $5. Rivoli, 334 Queen W. –altdotcomedylounge.com.
Improvables Monthly improvised show in Spanish. Jun 13. 8 pm. $10. Bad Dog Comedy Theatre, 875 Bloor W. fb.com/improvables.ca.
The Sampler Game Show Audience-curated, fast-paced comedy contest. Jun 13. 8:30 pm. $10. 3rd floor. The Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth. improvdandies.wordpress.com.
F*#% It! Panacea presents a sketch comedy revue by Allana Reoch, Gillian Bartolucci, Nicky Nasrallah and Marshall Lorenzo. Jun 15-17 at 9:30 pm. $10. Bad Dog Comedy Theatre, 875 Bloor W. -panaceacomedy.com.
Matt O’Brien Headlining. Jun 15-19. $13-$22. Yuk Yuk’s, 224 Richmond W. yukyuks.com.
Showtunes Karaoke Interactive show tunes extravaganza hosted by Jennifer Walls and Nug Nahrgang. Jun 15. 10:30 pm. $10. Second City, 51 Mercer. –secondcity.com.
A Night Of Seeing The Lighter Side Of Life And Death Love Inspired presents comedian Susan Stewart and psychic-medium Kelly Elson, with host Kate Davis. Jun 16. 8 pm. $35-$40. Alumnae Theatre, 70 Berkeley. –eventbrite.ca/e/21190218514.
LOL For Autism Stand-up comedy, food & drink with Michael McCreary, headliner Nile Seguin and host Evan Carter. June 16. 7 pm. $99 (benefits Geneva Centre for Autism). Pre-register. Glenn Gould Studio, 250 Front W. -lolforautism.com.
Tonight, Tonight Character-based sketches. Jun 16. 9 pm. $10. 2nd floor. The Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth. socap.ca.
BROLEV Steph Tolev, Garrett Jamieson & Jarrett Campbell. Jun 17. 9:30 pm. $10. Comedy Bar, 945 Bloor W. –comedybar.ca.
Funny AF & Fearless Queer Pride 2016 presents comedy by Elvira Kurt. Jun 20-22 at 8 pm. $10-$20. Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander. buddiesinbadtimes.com.
Comedy Underground Pete Johansson, Mark Forward, Bob Kerr, Kyle Radke, James Hartnett, Peter Anthony and host Ryan Belleville. Jun 21. 8 pm. $10. Drake Hotel, 1150 Queen W. ticketfly.com/event/1196539.
DJ Demers Comedy Special The comedian will be filming a live, one-hour comedy special. Jun 22. 7:15 & 9:30 pm. $20. Theatre Passe Muraille, 16 Ryerson. –djdemers.com.
Illusionoid Improvised science fiction adventure & live podcast recording. Jun 22. 8 pm. $10. 2nd floor. The Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth. socap.ca.
Mayce Galoni Headlining. Jun 22-25. $13-$22. Yuk Yuk’s, 224 Richmond W. yukyuks.com.
Jen Kirkman Stand-up comic reads from her new book, followed by a Q&A and signing. Jun 22. 5 pm. $25-$30. Royal- Cinema, 608 College. –ticketfly.com
Serenity Now! Danielle Stein’s sketch comedy revue about a single woman in Toronto trying to navigate her day amidst societal expectations of how young women should act and who they should be. Jun 23. 8 pm. $10. The Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth. socap.ca.
Dawn Patrol: Girls Girls Girls Queer Pride 2016 presents comedy w/ Melissa Deleary, Andrya Duff, Adrienne Fish, Chantel Marostica, Regina, JL Whitecrow, host Dawn Whitwell and others. Jun 25. 8 pm. $15-$20. Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander. 416-975-8555, –buddiesinbadtimes.com.
All Black Comedy Show The Nubian Disciples’ monthly comedy show w/ host Kenny Robinson and others. Jun 26. 8:30 pm. $20. Yuk Yuk’s, 224 Richmond W. -yukyuks.com.
ALTdot Comedy Lounge Comics TBA. Jun 27. 9 pm. $5. Rivoli, 334 Queen W. –altdotcomedylounge.com.
Comedy Underground Sirius XM Top Comic Competition Hosted by Ben Miner. Jun 28. 8 pm. $10. Drake Hotel, 1150 Queen W. ticketfly.com/event/1196529.
Looking 4 Dick BenT performs his comedy show. Jun 29. 8 pm. $15-$17. Club 120, 120 Church. bentcomedy.com.
July
Bitch Salad Queer Pride 2016 presents a showcase of funny women w/ Heidi Brander, Sara Hennessey, Aisha Brown, Jackie Pirico, headliner Guy Branum, host Andrew Johnston and others. Jul 1. 8 pm. $15-$25. In The Chamber. Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander. 416-975-8555, buddiesinbadtimes.com.
Mandy Goodhandy’s Musical Comedy Cabaret Comedy Kapow and the Toronto Jazz Festival present the trans woman comic/singer live. Jul 1. 9-11 pm. $15-$20. Club120, 120 Church. 416-792-7725, -tinyurl.com/j4u95vb.
Homo Night In Canada Queer Pride 2016 presents comedy w/ Martha Chaves, Paul Hutcheson, Ashley Moffatt, Ted Morris, Richard Ryder, Dawn Whitwell, Gareth Lloyd, hosts the B-Girlz and others. Jul 2. 8 pm. $25. In the Chamber. Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander. buddiesinbadtimes.com.
Monkey Toast Comedy/variety show with host Ron Tite and the Monkey Toast Players. Jul 2. 8 pm. $10. 2nd floor. The Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth. monkeytoast.com.
The Three Musketeers (Of Comedy) Monthly stand-up w/ Ben Beauchemin, Sam Burns, Nick Nemeroff & host Ashley Moffatt. Jul 4. 9:30 pm. $8-$10. Bad Dog Comedy Theatre, 875 Bloor W. baddogtheatre.com.
Kathleen McGee Headlining. Jul 6-10. $13-$22. Yuk Yuk’s, 224 Richmond W. -yukyuks.com.
Wendy Liebman Empire Comedy Live presents the comic. Jul 7-9. $20. Comedy Bar, 945 Bloor W. empirecomedylive.com.
The Sampler Game Show Audience-curated, fast-paced comedy contest between stand-ups, sketch, and improv troupes. Jul 11. 8:30 pm. $10. 3rd floor. The Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth. improvdandies.wordpress.com.
Jess Salomon Headlining. Jul 13-17. $13-$22. Yuk Yuk’s, 224 Richmond W. -yukyuks.com.
Pat MacDonald Headlining. Jul 20-24. $13-$22. Yuk Yuk’s, 224 Richmond W. -yukyuks.com.
Tonight, Tonight Character-based sketches from non-fiction to fiction to the absurd. Jul 21. 9 pm. $10. 2nd floor. The Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth. -socap.ca.
david cross Stand-up and actor brings his Making America Great Again tour to T.O. Jul 24-25. 7:30 pm. $49.50. Danforth Music Hall, 147 Danforth. -hahaha.com/davidcross.
All Black Comedy Show The Nubian Disciples’ monthly comedy show w/ host Kenny Robinson and others. Jul 31. 8:30 pm. $20. Yuk Yuk’s, 224 Richmond W. -yukyuks.com.
Majah Hype: Go Ask Your Parents Juice Comedy presents the Caribbean comic in a live show. Jul 31. 7 pm. $40-$55 adv. Queen Elizabeth Theatre, 190 Princes’ Blvd. –juicecomedytoronto.com.
August
The Three Musketeers (Of Comedy) Monthly stand-up w/ Ben Beauchemin, Sam Burns, Nick Nemeroff & host Ashley Moffatt. Aug 1. 9:30 pm. $8-$10. Bad Dog Comedy Theatre, 875 Bloor W. baddogtheatre.com.
Doug Loves Movies Empire Comedy Live presents comedian Doug Benson hosting a podcast show. Aug 4. 7:30 pm. $30. Royal Cinema, 608 College. –empirecomedylive.com.
The Sampler Game Show Audience-curated, fast-paced comedy contest between stand-ups, sketch, and improv troupes. Aug 8. 8:30 pm. $10. 3rd floor. The Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth. improvdandies.wordpress.com.
Tonight, Tonight Character-based sketches from non-fiction to fiction to the absurd. Aug 18. 9 pm. $10. 2nd floor. The Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth. socap.ca.
rebecca koehler album taping The stand-up tapes her album In Loving Kohler. Aug 27. 8 and 10 pm. Comedy Bar, 945 Bloor W. –comedybar.ca.
All Black Comedy Show The Nubian Disciples’ monthly comedy show w/ host Kenny Robinson and others. Aug 28. 8:30 pm. $20. Yuk Yuk’s, 224 Richmond W. -yukyuks.com.
Dancing with the stars
It wouldn’t be summer without Dusk Dances, the al fresco dance festival that takes over the east end’s Withrow Park in August.
This year’s edition, the 22nd, is hosted by Allegra Charleston, has an opening musical act, Doubletooth, and features new choreography by Myriam Allard, Susie Burpee, Gadfly Dance Company’s Ofilio Sinbadinho and Apolonia Velasquez, Michael Caldwell and Milan Gervais.
The family-friendly program makes use of its outdoor setting. Burpee’s This Is How We Love includes audience participation about what love feels like, and Gervais’s Auto-Fiction is an unusual ensemble of two dancers and a car. Sounds like one creative collision.
August 1 to 7, Withrow Park (725 Logan, south of Danforth, between Logan and Carlaw), 416-504-6429 ext 24, duskdances.ca.
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