- Who We Are
- Public Programmes
- Find out more about our programmes, services, and community engagement.
- What's ON
- The Waterfront
- Come Learn
- Get Involved

We invite you to join the cast of roadkill, members of the company, the World Stage team and World Stage Ambassadors in the lobby of the Enwave Theatre for food, drink and discussion.
*Admission is free-of-charge with a purchased ticket.
Don’t move a muscle! Stay after the show for an informative and engaging Q-and-A session with members of Splintergroup.
Moderated by Producing Director at Dancemakers, Jeanne Holmes.
Choreographer and performer Gavin Webber has been working professionally in dance theatre for over 10 years. During his time in Toronto, he, along with other Splintergroup members, will host a masterclass of contemporary technique that includes a technical class dealing with floor work and release and ways to build choreography through the exploration of themes. He will use his distinctive brand of aggressively physical dance with roadkill as a reference.
After completing his degree at the Centre for the Performing Arts in Adelaide, Australia, Gavin joined Meryl Tankard Australian Dance Theatre with whom he danced for six years, touring through Australia, Scandinavia, Europe, Israel and North America (including dates at Harbourfront Centre). After moving to Europe, he studied with Maguy Marin in Lyon before joining the company Ultima Vez in Brussels. He continues to work extensively in both Europe and Australia, teaching and performing in his own work as well as for Wim Vandekybus.
Masterclass is open to the professional dance and performance community and/or senior dance students.
To register please contact atc@series808.ca.
Andrea Donaldson is a director, performer and theatre-maker with a knack for heightened physicality. Favorite credits include Montparnasse (Summerworks Spotlight Award - Director), Offensive Fouls (Dora nominated), The Unfortunate Misadventures of Masha Galinski (Dora nominated) and And By the Way, Miss (Dora Award Winning).
Ashlie Corcoran is a director, dramaturge and producer with an interest in new Canadian & international works, classic texts and operas. She is the co-artistic producer of Theatre Smash, has directed for the Canadian Opera Company and is currently the Shaw Festival intern director for the 2009 season.
Brad Hampton is an actor and cabaret performer. Previous performances at Harbourfront Centre include: The Spiegel Show and A Shameless Cabaret. Brad co-directed Jean Stilwell’s cabaret show, Carmen Unzipped. These days, Brad’s having fun with his new show I Love You Just By Chance, directed by Sandra Shamas.
| Education | eNewsletter | Donate | Marine | Venue Rentals | Visitor Info | Volunteer |
|
Come learn in a dynamic, enlightening and inclusive place that bridges the gap between learning and contemporary culture. |