Tonight I’m taking my sister to see a show that I am quite excited about. 
The show is entitled “Bloodletting and other pleasant things” by Tony Chong at Dancemakers Centre for Creation. I’m quite looking forward to it. I don’t have much knowledge about the show yet however you will all know what I think about it tomorrow! It is in the Distillery and starts at 8pm if you wanna come with us. I’m looking forward to hot bodies dressed in minimal clothing and a roller coaster of emotion expressed through contemporary dance. My sis and I have always been involved in dancing. We both started at the age of 3 with Meyerhofer Dance Academy in our home town and we both had fake eyelashes and hairpieces at 5 years old. We travelled to New York, Myrtle Beach, around Ontario competing in many, many competitions. With that thought, the two of us are good critics for tonight’s show. ♥
The show is entitled “Bloodletting and other pleasant things” by Tony Chong at Dancemakers Centre for Creation. I’m quite looking forward to it. I don’t have much knowledge about the show yet however you will all know what I think about it tomorrow! It is in the Distillery and starts at 8pm if you wanna come with us. I’m looking forward to hot bodies dressed in minimal clothing and a roller coaster of emotion expressed through contemporary dance. My sis and I have always been involved in dancing. We both started at the age of 3 with Meyerhofer Dance Academy in our home town and we both had fake eyelashes and hairpieces at 5 years old. We travelled to New York, Myrtle Beach, around Ontario competing in many, many competitions. With that thought, the two of us are good critics for tonight’s show. ♥
Looks interesting. Contemporary definitely dance in Toronto deserves a greater audience. Have fun.
Looks interesting. Contemporary definitely dance in Toronto deserves a greater audience. Have fun.
did you like it?
I’ve seen the show twice now – once with you, Lovely!
Everyone should come! Sunday, November 2nd is Pay What You Can and the theatre is in the Distillery in building 58.
416-367-1800 if anyone wants to ask for tickets.
Dope review in the globe and mail…
mmm.
hot bodies…
did you like it?I’ve seen the show twice now – once with you, Lovely!Everyone should come! Sunday, November 2nd is Pay What You Can and the theatre is in the Distillery in building 58.416-367-1800 if anyone wants to ask for tickets.Dope review in the globe and mail… mmm.hot bodies…