Canadian dancers and choreographers are making names for themselves at home and abroad. Here are 11 Canadian women of colour…
Browsing: Innovators & Icons 2022-2023
As Canada’s stage, the NAC is partnering with SHIFTER to spotlight Canadian women of colour in the performing arts with its first ever Innovators and Icons lists. As a part of this groundbreaking article series, the NAC and SHIFTER will be honouring Canadian women of colour who align with the NAC’s various disciplines―Popular Music & Variety, Dance, Indigenous Theatre, English Theatre, French Theatre, and Orchestra.
These women are not only stellar live performers, representing the geographical and ethnic diversity of Canada, but they are pushing the envelope and breaking barriers in their craft, on the way to becoming Canada’s future stars.
Look below for SHIFTER and the National Arts Centre’s Innovators and Icons 20022-2023 content.
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From Halifax and Toronto to Blood Reserve in Southern Alberta, here are five women making a name for themselves in…
From Montreal to Ottawa and Toronto, here are three Canadian women of colour innovating in French theatre. The National Arts…
Canadian comedians have always punched above their weight. Names that come to mind include John Candy, Andrea Martin, Eugene Levy,…
From the Obsidian Theatre and Stratford, to Broadway, here are a list of women you should know who are raising…
For the remainder of 2022, going into 2023, the National Arts Centre is partnering with SHIFTER to spotlight Canadian women…
National Arts Centre and SHIFTER are spotlighting Canadian women of colour in live performance with its first ever Innovators and…
