Provocations: drama and dance in education Call for Submissions
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Provocations: drama and dance in education call for submissions (November 1st - January 14th)
Provocations: drama and dance in education call for submissions (November 1st - January 14th)
Finding Radical Hope profiles a multi-year international research project that examines how young people are doing in our recent years of global unrest. Dr. Kathleen Gallagher (University of Toronto) has for decades committed to a very distinct site for her award-winning research: the drama classroom.
CODE Conversations is a monthly raw footage talk show featuring drama and dance educators and performers in conversation about their work. The first episode features Andrew Kushnir and Zorana Sadiq in conversation about Verbatim Theatre and the Radical Hope Project.
Join Dance Ontario for a remarkable evening of dance and film highlighting Allen & Karen Kaeja's lives in dance on January 26 at the Fleck Dance Theatre.
Their breathtaking achievements will be celebrated by 30 remarkable dance artists who have graced the Kaeja’s works and lives throughout the years. Re-visit 39 years of innovative creative practice through some of the pair's most iconic works. Each featured dance artist offers you a one-minute re-imagining inspired by a different Kaeja piece with the performance culminating in a duet.
CODE shares this announcement from Theatre Ontario with great sadness.
An important advocacy update from CODE.
Read the official resonse to the Consultation: Education in Ontario survey, submitted on behalf of the Council of Ontario Drama and Dance Educators (CODE)
Jessie Kennedy receives award for her outstanding work as a Secondary Drama Teacher. Photo: Markian Lozowchuk
April 29th is International Dance Day! Since 1982, this worldwide event has helped to raise the profile of Dance as an important performing art in all corners of the world. REcognised by UNESCO, World Dance Day events are happening around the world. Tell CODE what you're doing to celebrate! Send photos and information to publications@code.on.ca to be included in an upcoming post.
CODE Secretary Clyre Lyndley published an article in the Spring 2015 edition of ETFO Voice.
Christine Jackson, former CODE President and current Toronto DSB Program Coordinator for the Arts, has been chosen as one of an esteemed group of artists and educators to participate in the inaugural Toronto Arts Council Cultural Leaders Lab.