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Movement & Voice for Youth
November 13, 2011
Three of Red Sky's Raven cast members lead a workshop for young audiences in movement, song, and theatre games.
Fletcher Hall (Carolina Theatre of Durham)
Durham, North Carolina, USA
3:00pm
Master Class in Dance
September 13, 2011
Three of Red Sky's Tono dancers led a group of 40 students from the Cultural Institute in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia through a series of basic contemporary and traditional dance techniques. The students were also taught a short excerpt from Tono which they performed as an ensemble.
Cultural Institute
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
2:00pm
Master Class in Dance
September 12, 2011
Three of Red Sky's Tono dancers led a group of 25 students from the Music and Dance College in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia through a series of basic contemporary and traditional dance techniques. The students were also taught a short excerpt from Tono which they performed as an ensemble.
Music and Dance College
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
2:00pm
Red Sky's dance on APTN and Global TV will reach over 30 million
April 9, 2011
Red Sky's excerpt of Tono is televised on Saturday, April 9, 2011 at 8pm EST on APTN and Global Television, with a reach of 30 million people.
Hosted by Adam Beach and Evan Adams, the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards honour 14 recipients who are recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in various disciplines ranging from health, law, political science, culture and arts.
Winner of the 2010 Dora Mavor Moore Award and two awards at the 2010 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards, Tono is a visually brilliant dance and live music creation that connects the world Indigenous cultures of Canada, Mongolia and China. Heavily grounded in the theme of horse culture, spanning plains traditions in North America and Asia, Tono celebrates the creature universally regarded as the epitome of strength, grace and beauty.
Watch the Youtube clip of the announcement from the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards here.
Red Sky opens the 18th Annual National Aboriginal Achievement Awards
March 11, 2011
Red Sky Performance is pleased to announce that it will open the 18th Annual National Aboriginal Achievement Awards this year with an excerpt of Tono.
The live performance will take place at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium which seats 2,000 audience members in Edmonton, Alberta on Friday March 11, 2011 at 8:30 pm. Black tie event.
Tono is the winner of the 2010 Dora Mavor Moore Award for excellence in the performing arts, and also won two awards at the 2010 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards. Tono was also featured at the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai, Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad, and the 2008 Beijing Cultural Olympiad among other prestigious venues.
Tono is a visually brilliant dance and live music creation that connects the world Indigenous cultures of Canada, Mongolia and China. Tono is heavily grounded in the theme of horse culture, spanning plains traditions in North America and Asia, and celebrates the creature universally regarded as the epitome of strength, grace and beauty.
The Achievement Awards will also be televised on Saturday April 9, 2011 at 8 pm on APTN to three million people and Global Television to 27 million people. Hosted by Adam Beach and Evan Adams, the Achievement Awards honour 14 recipients who are recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in various disciplines ranging from health, law, political science, culture and arts.
This year’s Achievement Awards will also feature Shane Yellowbird, Lucie Idlout, and Digging Roots.
Jubilee Theatre
Edmonton, Alberta
8:00pm
Canadian Premiere of La Nostalia Remix
October 23, 2010
Presented by Red Sky Performance and Toronto Free Gallery
Since the early 90's, performance artist/writer Guillermo Gómez-Peña and Native American conceptual artist James Luna have worked on an ongoing project titled The Shame-man meets El Mexican't, in which they challenge assumptions and lazy thinking about ethnicity and culture with a strong dose of melancholic humour and sharp-edged conceptualism. By using performance, writing, photography and video, the artists have remained flexible and relevant to our shifting culture.
Launched in 2007, La Nostalgia Remix is the last project in The Shame-man...series. The artists explore nostalgia as style, a form of resistance, and reinvention. Remix is a series of "live performances for an imaginary bar" that explore the cultural, symbolic and iconographic dimensions of nostalgia both on the Native American "rez" and in the Chicago "barrio". The performance/installation has been designed specifically for this unique site (Tranzac) and will never be performed in the same way.
James Luna (Puyukitchum/Luiseno) resides on the La Jolla Indian Reservation in North County San Diego, California. Luna's exhibition and performance experience spans 30 years. His installations have been described as transforming gallery spaces into battlefields, where the audience is confronted with the nature misinterpretations, all from an Indigenous perspective.
La Nostalgia Remix is co-presented with Native Women in the Arts, imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival and 7a*11d International Festival of Performance Art.
La Nostalgia Remix is supported by the James Irvine Foundation, the MAP Fund, The National Endowment for the Arts, the San Francisco Arts Commission's Native American Arts & Cultural Traditions Initiative, the Zellerbach Family Foundation, and William & Flora Hewlett Foundation.
The Tranzac Club, Main Hall
292 Brunswick Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
8:00pm
Tickets: $12 at the door. Advance tickets by phone +1 416 913 0461
Voice and Movement Basics Workshop
May 17, 2010
This mixed group of 14 workshop participants gathered together to learn the basics of movement, voice, and an actor's focus. Greg Templeton, an active participant, loved the experience: "Jam packed! Song, dance, improv- all in an hour! I was impressed."
Vanier Catholic Community School
Edson, Alberta
7:00pm
Traditional Dance Workshop
May 11, 2010
25 participants in grade 8 and grade 9 learned tradtitional grass dance moves and participated in a round dance with the Raven cast.
Valemount Secondary School
Valemount, British Columbia
1:00pm
Dance, Voice and Concentration Workshop
March 31, 2010
In two groups, the Raven cast led 50 grade 6 students at Lord Roberts Junior Public School through dance, voice, and concentration exercises designed to build an actor's awareness. Students also had an opportunity to ask questions on a one-on-one basis.
Lord Roberts Junior Public School
Scarborough, Ontario
10:20am
Backstage Tour and Dance Workshop
March 19, 2010
The Raven cast led a group of 75 participants from junior high and high school in experiencing a backstage tour to see the inner workings of the stage; a dance workshop, where they learned moves from the story's Raven Hop; and an up close and personal session with the Raven himself.
Festival Place Theatre
Sherwood Park, Alberta
10:40am
Focus, Concentration and Collective Movement Workshop
March 10, 2010
The Raven cast led a group of 18 youth and adult workshop participants in exploring focus, concentration and collective movement, allowing Red Sky to connect with the community of Medicine Hat.
Medicine Hat High School, Legacy Room
Medicine Hat, Alberta
1:30pm
Dance and Improv Workshop
March 2, 2010
12 participants in first and second year college and three teaching staff focused on dance and improv, and applying different methods to perform along with the Raven cast.
Keyano College
Fort McMurray, Alberta
2:00pm
Tono: a music concert
January 20, 21, 2010
Featuring the live music from Red Sky's highly acclaimed dance production, Tono.
An evening of ancient music from the steppes of Mongolia. Come hear the stunningly evocative music that connects the Indigenous cultures of Canada and Mongolia. Tono is en route to our Western Canada Tour culminating at the Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games and 2010 Shanghai World Expo in May.
The Music Gallery
197 John St.
Toronto, Ontario
8:00pm
Red Sky's Deep Waters Project in Temagami 2009
April 17, July 21-22, and October 19, 2009
Red Sky’s exciting pilot project, the Deep Waters Project, kick started a revitalization of professional arts development in Temagami. Working with the Temagami Artistic Collective, Red Sky’s performance of Raven Stole the Sun was the first of four events happening in the Temagami area that generated a ripple of excitement throughout the community.
The Deep Water Project included: (1) two performances of Raven Stole the Sun on April 17, 2009 at the Municipality of Temagami and the Temagami Public School; (2) on October 19, 2009, there was a performance for children at the Laura McKenzie Learning Centre on the Bear Island Reserve on Lake Temagami; (3) a Deep Waters music concert on July 22, 2009 at the Temagami Arena featuring music sensation Shane Yellowbird, and (4) a Music Career Strategies and Voice Workshop for 16 participants on June 21st at the Dream Keepers Café. This event brought together Elders, traditional drummers, musicians, singers, storytellers, theatre and dance artists who are intimately connected to northern landscape and its immense beauty.
Aboriginal artistic talents included singers/musicians The Eight Thunderbirds led by Jamie Saville and featured eight young men from the ages 21 to 33 from the Bear Island Reserve and Notre Dame du Nord; the Deep Water Band led by David Laronde featured performers from Temagami, Cobalt, and New Liskeard, and special guest singer Shane Yellowbird from Hobbema, Alberta was featured with two non-Aboriginal Toronto musicians Glenn Baker and Owen Ehgoetz. A post-concert bonfire was held and an informal jam session ensued with community and artists.
The audiences were from Temagami, Bear Island, North Bay, Latchford, Cobalt, Haileybury, New Liskeard, Notre Dame du Nord and as far as Mississauga. It included a mix of local Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal residents, Canadian and American cottagers, educators, and tourists. Audiences were very enthusiastic and community dialogues on art, culture, the north, and Aboriginal culture, followed many of the programming activities.
Temagami, Ontario
Red Sky's Artistic Director at the 2009 Canada Dance Festival
June 26 - 28, 2009
Artistic Director Sandra Laronde serves on the Advisory of the 2009 Canada Dance Festival’s “Dancing In, Through and Between Cultures Toward a Space of Mutuality”. Other advisors include Brian Webb, Michael Greyeyes, Denise Fujiwara, Lata Pada, Cathy Levy, Natasha Bakht, Joyce Rosario, Bakari Eddison Lindsay, among others.
Salon
National Arts Centre
Ottawa, Ontario
9:30 – 5:30 pm
Red Sky's Artistic Director at the Dancing Community in Canada
June 16, 2009
Artistic Director Sandra Laronde is a panelist along with Bill Coleman, Lisa Doolittle and Judith Marcuse at the Dancing Community in Canada: Ideas, Practices, Outcomes at the University of Calgary, presented by the Society for Canadian Dance Studies.
Evans Room, Rozsa Centre
University of Calgary
Calgary, Alberta
9:30 – 11:00 am
Luminato Reel Series: Tono: Seed 2 Stage
June 7, 2009
A mini documentary on the creation of Red Sky Performance’s Tono, a three-country project speaking to the tribal identities of Indigenous peoples, their shamanic histories, and the plains horse cultures of North America and Asia.
Artists from Canada, Mongolia and China in attendance
National Film Board
150 John Street
Toronto, Ontario
11:00 am
Artistic Director in a lunchtime tete-a-tete with Luminato
June 6, 2009
Come hear Sandra Laronde (Founder & Artistic Director of Red Sky and creator of Tono) in a lunchtime tête-a-tête with Chris Lorway (Artistic Director of Luminato). Come hear and learn about the creative fire, process and production of this exciting three-country production of Tono.
ROOTS Flagship Store
100 Bloor Street West
Toronto, Ontario
12:30 – 1:30 pm
Red Sky Soirée with artists direct from Mongolia
June 2, 2009
Mix, mingle and hear local traditional First Nations drummers, MorningStar Rivers Singers, and singers and singers and musicians direct from Mongolia.
Red Sky Soirées are performance cafés that share the appreciation of Indigenous artistic expression, and stimulate the creative fire within all communities.
Native Canadian Centre (Auditorium)
16 Spadina Road
Toronto, Ontario
6:30 – 8:30 pm
Red Sky Soirée with Carlos Rivera
May 20, 2009
Carlos Rivera is a dancer, teacher and choreographer of traditional and contemporary dance. Carlos has been an associate artist with Red Sky for the past nine years.
Red Sky Soirées are performance cafés that share the appreciation of Indigenous artistic expression, and stimulate the creative fire within all communities.
Free Times Cafe
320 College Street
Toronto, Ontario
6:30 pm
Red Sky Soirée with Julie Choquette
May 13, 2009
Julie Choquette will perform a 15-minute piece and will then be part of our participatory soiree where we will learn more about her life and what takes to be a contortionist and aerial acrobatic.
Red Sky Soirées are performance cafés that share the appreciation of Indigenous artistic expression, and stimulate the creative fire within all communities.
Toronto Dance Theatre
80 Winchester Street, Studio A
Toronto, Ontario
6:30 – 7:30 pm
Cultivation Event with Red Sky
May 28, 2009
A sneak preview of Red Sky’s newest creation. You will hear live hear live Mongolian singers and musicians up-close-and-personal’ and meet Artistic Director Sandra Laronde, the creative force behind Red Sky Performance and Tono.
Tono was featured as part of the cultural programming of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and will be part of the Vancouver Olympics in 2010.
WNED Buffalo-Toronto loft
477 Richmond St. W. Suite 602
Toronto, Ontario
6:00 pm
Red Sky is selected to perform at the Saskatchewan Showcase 2008
November 1, 2008
Red Sky showcases at the Saskatchewan Showcase of the Arts
Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils
Mae Wilson Theatre at the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
2:00 pm
Red Sky is selected to perform at the Ontario Contact 2008
October 25, 2008
Red Sky showcases at Ontario Contact 2008.
YCDSB Performing Arts Centre
Vaughan, Ontario
11:13 am
Red Sky is selected to perform at the ATAA Showcase 2008
October 18, 2008
Red Sky showcases at Arts Touring Alliance of Alberta.
Red Deer College
Red Deer, Alberta
8:20 pm
Red Sky at The Banff Centre for National Aboriginal Day 2008
June 20, 2008
Red Sky celebrates National Aboriginal Day at The Banff Centre that featured Mongolian singers and musicians along with art displays and a reading by Dr. Cora Voyageur.
The Banff Centre
Banff, Alberta
11:00 am
Red Sky recognized at the Paula Awards
February 2008
The seventh annual Paula Awards were announced at Prologue to the Performing Arts.
The Paula Awards are named in recognition of the extraordinary contribution made by Paula and David Butterfield to Prologue's Endowment Fund. Red Sky was recognized for our commitment to the ideal of introducing and fostering an appreciation for the performing arts in our young people is a valuable contribution to society from June 2007 to February 2008.
Red Sky visits Naadam Festival in Mongolia
June 13 – 15, 2007
Artistic Director attends the Naadam Festival, a national event that combines the cultural and artistic expression with the nomad Olympics in Ulanbaatar, Mongolia.
Red Sky at Night
December 13, 2006
Featuring an all-star line-up: Sandra Laronde, Michael Greyeyes, George Leach, Amos Key Jr., Tabby Johnson, and Nigel Schyuler.
NOW Lounge
189 Church Street
Toronto, Ontario
7:00pm
Red Sky is selected to showcase at CAPACOA 2006.
November 4, 2006
The Canadian Arts Presenting Association/l'Association canadienne des organismes artistiques (CAPACOA) serves the performing arts touring and presenting community through its commitment to integrate the performing arts into the lives of all Canadians.
Imperial Theatre
Saint John, New Brunswick
2:20pm
Red Sky is selected to showcase at Ontario Contact 2006.
October 28, 2006
Ontario Contact showcases Outstanding Canadian Artists to presenters.
Imperial Theatre
Sarnia, Ontario
2:50pm
Theatre/Music Mentorship
October 24 - 26, 2006
Five aspiring performers learn more about theatre and music in terms of breaking down scripts and examining elements of music. This mentorship with accomplished director and professor at York University, Mark Wilson, includes sneak previews, behind the scenes work, and performances of renowned Tomson Highway (playwright, composer, lyricist, pianist) and Patricia Cano (vocalist/actress) and Uli Kempendorf (saxophonist) in Tomson Flies with a Little Help from his Friends.
Red Sky Studio
Toronto, Ontario
Red Sky presents Tomson Highway Flies With A Little Help With His Friends
October 27 - 29, 2006
A charming and whimsical cabaret in English, French, and Cree for all audiences.
Featuring the incredible Tomson Highway on piano, the incomparable vocalist Patricia Cano, and saxophonist extraordinaire Uli Kempendorff from Berlin.
This cabaret will feature selections from The Incredible Adventures of Mary Jane Mosquito and selections from Highway´s musical, Rose, part of his "Rez" cycle.
Gibsone Jessop Gallery
Distillery District, Bldg 4 - 55 Mill Street
Toronto, ON
October 27- 29, 2006
8:00pm
Native Canadian Centre
16 Spadina Road
Toronto, Ontario
October 29, 2006
2:00pm
Red Sky’s Artistic Director Sandra Laronde will be
featured in a new episode on APTN’s Venturing Forth
April 12, 2006
Many Aboriginal women prevail over unimaginable odds to achieve success and to thrive. Success comes in many forms - “Aboriginal Women – Journeys” introduces audiences to three outstanding women.
Airs on APTN Wednesday, April 12th at 1500 EDT / 1200 PDT, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network.
Sandra Laronde invited to the Distinguished Lecture Series at University of Toronto
March 27, 2006
Red Sky's Artistic Director Sandra Laronde appears at the University of Toronto's Distinguished Lectures Series. She lectured on Contemporary Indigenous Performance in Canada. Co-Sponsored by the Aboriginal Studies Program and the First Nations House, University of Toronto.
Koffler Institute
569 Spadina Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
7:00pm
Artistic Director receives Medal for Good Citizenship
February 7, 2006
The medal for Good Citizenship pays special tribute to those Ontarians whose lives exemplify excellence and achievement in the finest order. Sandra was honoured with one of Ontario’s 38 official silver medals, presented by the Honourable James K. Bartleman, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. Recipients must have made outstanding public contributions through exceptional efforts. This award reflects their acts of selflessness, generosity and kindness, and exceptional contributions to community life.
Red Sky Workshop with Parry Sound Community
January 15, 2006
Red Sky workshop on theatre, dance and music at the Charles W. Stockey Centre in Parry Sound, Ontario.
Charles W. Stockey Centre
Parry Sound, Ontario
2:00pm Performance
3:30pm Workshop
Artistic Director is a guest instructor at the National Theatre School
April 7 - 8, 2005
Artistic Director Sandra Laronde teaches at the National Theatre School in Montreal, Quebec as part of Ondinnok's Theatre Intensive with the NTS. Red Sky works with Emerging and Intermediate Aboriginal actors in a Voice & Movement workhop.
National Theatre School
Montreal, Quebec
Artistic Director Sandra Laronde is featured in "Sharing the Inspiration" Leadership Forum
March 16, 2005
The 3rd Annual National Aboriginal Women in the Leadership Forum co-presented by Women in Leadership Foundation and Native Canadian Centre of Toronto.
Toronto, Ontario
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Artistic Director is a Guest lecturer at the University of New Mexico
February 14, 2005
Artistic Director Sandra Laronde is a Guest Lecturer for the Indigenous Performing Arts program at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Artistic Director speaks on Performance Entrepreneurship at Ryerson University
February 2, 2005
Artistic Director Sandra Laronde speaks on Performance Entrepreneurship at Ryerson University in Toronto. The purpose of this lecture is to give graduating actors and dancers the tools they need to mount a show, or to start a company, and to inspire the students by talking about Red Sky's success story.
Ryerson University
Toronto, Ontario
Red Sky attends the International Performing Arts for young People
January 19 - 22, 2005
Red Sky attends the International Performing Arts for Young People conference at the Playhouse Square Theatre in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
Playhouse Square Theatre
Cleveland, Ohio
USA
Artistic Director wins the Aboriginal Affairs Award from the City of Toronto
December 9, 2004
Artistic Director Sandra Laronde was a recipient of the Aboriginal Affairs Award from the City of Toronto on the occasion of Human Rights Day.
Hosted by Mayor David Miller and Andy Barrie of Metro Morning CBC Radio One, the Aboriginal Affairs Award honoured the contribution of a person(s) whose efforts have made a significant contribution towards improving the quality of the life for the Aboriginal community in Toronto.
According to Sandra Laronde, "this award represents the recognition of the entire Aboriginal community and its significant role in the social change in the City of Toronto."
Red Sky selected to showcase at Ontario Contact 2004
October 23, 2004
Ontario Contact showcases Outstanding Canadian Artists to presenters. This showcase is open to delegates of Ontario Contact only.
Royal Bank Theatre, Living Arts Centre
4141 Living Arts Drive
Mississauga, Ontario
Red Sky joins the Canadian Embassy in Washington, D.C. on the occasion of the opening of the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI)
September 20, 2004
The Embassy presented a program of events inspired to complement the NMAI's grand celebrations that involve Canadian Aboriginal artists in the fields of visual arts, storytelling, music, dance and literature.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, presents Red Sky Performance in celebration of the Grand Opening of the museum on the National Mall.
Sun Spirits (Caribou Song & Raven Stole the Sun)
John F. Kennedy Performing Arts Center
Washington, D.C.
3:30pm
Red Sky At Night
Red Sky at Night
The Carlu
444 Yonge Street, 7th Floor
Toronto, Ontario
8:00pm
IDEA - World Congress Festival
July 5 - 6, 2004
Sun Spirits (Caribou Song & Raven Stole the Sun)
IDEA - International Drama/Theatre & Education Association
Academic Hall, University of Ottawa
Ottawa, Ontario
Artistic Director chosen to participate in the Governor-General's Canadian Leadership program
May 7 - 21, 2004
In 2004, Red Sky's Artistic Director Sandra Laronde was one of 225 Canadians chosen to participate in the Governor-General's Canadian Leadership program that celebrates promising leaders making a significant impact on Canada. In May, Sandra participates in a two-week intensive traveling to three provinces, and will meet luminaries such as Bishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa; Guy Laliberte, Cirque du Soleil; Zacharias Kunuk, filmmaker of Atanajurat: The Fast Runner.
Teacher Orientation Session at Harbourfront Centre
March 8, 2004
Teacher Orientation session for primary school teachers at the Harbourfront Centre in Toronto.
Harbourfront Centre
Toronto, Ontario
Master Class with Makka Kleist On Stage Presence
December 7, 2003
Red Sky's Master Classes are inspirational learning opportunities with the world's leading Aboriginal creators. Red Sky plays an important role in the cultural and artistic development by offering Master Classes that nurture the current and next generation of artistic talent in Canada.
These unique master classes reflect Red Sky's goal to provide the opportunity to theatre, dance, music, storytelling and film professionals for intimate face-to-face exchanges with others who can share their experiences, skills and pass on seasoned advice.
About Makka Kleist
Makka Kleist is an accomplished actor, director and teacher, and considered one of the world's leading Indigenous performers. Makka is Inuk originally from Greenland, and has trained extensively with Tuukkaq Theatre in Denmark, and performed in Tuukkaq's "Nattoralik", "Kattutta, "Eqqartuussisuaraq", and "Uaajeerneq in Greenland, Scandinavia, Holland, France, Germany, United States and Canada. She has also worked with Silamuit Theatre, North Atlantic Cultural Cooperation, Native Earth, and was a coordinator for the Inuit Circumpolar Conference in Nuuk and Kuujjuaq in Greenland.
Guild Room, Equity Showcase Theatre
651 Dufferin Street
Toronto, Ontario
1:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Toronto's International Pow Wow
November 29 - 30, 2003
Red Sky's interactive festival booth attracted thousands of people at the Toronto International Pow Wow, the largest annual pow wow in North America.
This community outreach event at Toronto's Skydome was both enjoyable and productive. Thousands of people from the Aboriginal and mainstream communities, and from all parts of Ontario, Canada and the U.S. attended this event. Red Sky provided and distributed information, signed visitors on to our mailing list, promoted upcoming events, and provided audiences with the opportunity to watch performance excerpts of Red Sky on a looped DVD.
Toronto, Ontario
Red Sky At Night
October 29, 2003
Red Sky at Night formally premieres Red Sky, an exciting contemporary Aboriginal performance company.
With Serious Star Power including Tomson Highway, Susan Aglukark, Veronica Tennant, Molly Johnson, Sandra Laronde, George Leach, Tom Hill, and Con Caché, high energy Latin salsa & jazz. Inspired by an Aboriginal celestial theme, Red Sky at Night will be a truly spectacular and hip event taking place at Revival, a 'hot spot' in the heart of Little Italy.
Red Sky charts unexplored artistic links with a range of cultural communities both here and overseas bringing a unique and visionary approach to Toronto's cultural scene.
Revival
783 College St.
Toronto, Ontario
Red Sky as part of Creative Places & Spaces International Conference
October 18, 2003
Sandra Laronde and Rick Sacks performed an excerpt of Caribou Song at the "Creative Places & Spaces" international conference of 500 delegates at Toronto’s Design Exchange presented by Toronto Artscape in association with the Canadian Urban Institute and Artspace Projects of Minneapolis.
Toronto, Ontario
Dancing Americas excerpt at Harbourfront's World Fare
July 19, 2003
Sandra Laronde and Carlos Rivera perform dance excerpts from the Globe and Mail and Toronto Star's Top Ten Dance Picks, Red Sky's Dancing Americas.
A stunning new dance piece conceived by Sandra Laronde with choreography by Peter Chin. These excerpts explore the First Peoples of the Americas through the metaphor of the migratory Monarch butterfly.
Ann Tindall Stage
Harbourfront Centre, York Quay
235 Queen's Quay Centre
Toronto, Ontario
2:30pm
Master Class with Carlos Rivera at the Gardiner Museum
April 1, 2003
These unique master classes reflect Red Sky's goal to provide intimate face-to-face exchanges with professional artists, community and others who can share their experiences, skills and pass on seasoned advice.
Gardiner Museum
Toronto, Ontario
All Things are Connected Community Celebration with Red Sky
February 23, 2003
Join Red Sky for a sneak preview of excerpts from Dancing Americas with Red Sky's Artistic Director Sandra Laronde, choreographer Peter Chin and performers Carlos Rivera, Marina Acevedo and Andrea Zavala at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Art Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas West, Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
1:00pm - 4:00pm
Series 8.08
February 22, 2003
Excerpt of work-in-progress, Dancing Americas, at the YMCA in Toronto.
YMCA
Toronto, Ontario
