Check it out! I'll be attending and selling a few wares at the "shameless self-promotion" table for art, zines and other handmade items (browse, sell, swap!) at the Speak Easy Ball this Thursday, November 22nd at Cinecycle (Coachhouse of 401 Richmond, Toronto) which looks like it'll be a super fun event!
The night has a 20's speak easy theme and features performances by: Catalina Fellay, flamenco dancer, Meredith J. Thompson, dancer, Erin Stone, soprano. Plus loads of jazz and music from the era to get you petting and swinging! $25 gets you a glass of their headiest libations and a spread of treats and illicit delectables. There will be a photographer on site, so please dress to impress. Plus they'll be giving away a potent prize. Buy advance tickets here: http://
Tickets will also be available at the door.
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The night has a 20's speak easy theme and features performances by: Catalina Fellay, flamenco dancer, Meredith J. Thompson, dancer, Erin Stone, soprano. Plus loads of jazz and music from the era to get you petting and swinging! $25 gets you a glass of their headiest libations and a spread of treats and illicit delectables. There will be a photographer on site, so please dress to impress. Plus they'll be giving away a potent prize. Buy advance tickets here: http://
Tickets will also be available at the door.
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RSVP to dcdspeakeasy@gmail.com.
This event is presented by Dance Collection Danse, who will be launching their brand-new website for young professionals and podcast at this event. Founded in 1986, Dance Collection Danse is Canada's national dance archives and publisher dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of Canadian theatrical dance history. To learn more about this exciting nonprofit organization, please visit www.dcd.ca.
This event is presented by Dance Collection Danse, who will be launching their brand-new website for young professionals and podcast at this event. Founded in 1986, Dance Collection Danse is Canada's national dance archives and publisher dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of Canadian theatrical dance history. To learn more about this exciting nonprofit organization, please visit www.dcd.ca.
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