finally made it down to Harbourfront to see #FutureMatters and the current exhibitions at The Power Plant: 1-2) Anna Boghiguian The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery (1st image represents #MarshallMcLuhan ); 3) Sonny Assu, and 4) Morgan Possberg Denne Harbourfront Centre 👏👏👏

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Thanks to BroadwayWorld for their preview of Swan Lakes and Minus 16, heading to Harbourfront Centre next month!
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'The fact that English, the only spoken language in which they could talk to each other, was foreign to both underlined the importance of deciphering what the body can tell.' Toronto Star

Deciphers open at Harbourfront Centre Theatre this Thursday!
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Thanks to BroadwayWorld for their preview of Deciphers, heading to Harbourfront Centre Theatre next month!
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KUUMBA is returning to Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre this February for a month-long celebration of Black arts and culture.

#Toronto #KUUMBA #BlackCulture

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Power Plant artists look at time, space ... and Europe theglobeandmail.com/arts/art-and-a…

Check out my thoughts on Stations, a solo work performed by the incredible 65-year-old Louise Lecavalier. I've been a fan of this dance icon since her days with the amazing La La La Human Steps and her collaborations with the legendary David Bowie.

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Paula Citron talked to dance icon Louise Lecavalier as her show opens tonight at Harbourfront #dance #Toronto Harbourfront Centre
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Happy opening! Trailblazing dancer-choreographer Louise Lecavalier brings her solo show Stations to Toronto's Harbourfront Centre’s Fleck Dance Theatre Nov 23 - 25. Interview with Louise: sesayarts.com/louise-lecaval… via @sesayarts

See Louise Lecavalier's fiery solo performance, Stations, at Fleck Dance Theatre November 23-25: harbourfrontcentre.com/event/stations/

'Like Louise Lecavalier, [great artists] stand alone; which makes the much awarded, internationally acclaimed Montrealer's return to Toronto a major event.'

Read the Toronto Star interview with Louise, who is performing at Fleck Dance Theatre this week: thestar.com/entertainment/…

The brilliant Jordan King reviews Machine Dazzle's current exhibition at Harbourfront Centre in the latest online exhibition review for PUBLIC Journal: publicjournal.ca/editorials/mac… The show continues till Dec. 10! Go see it

Michael Crabb Toronto Star speaks to Fouad Boussouf about his spellbinding show Näss, which will be making its Canadian premiere this Thursday at Fleck Dance Theatre. Read the full article here: thestar.com/entertainment/…

Feature: NÄSS at Harbourfront Centre: Fouad Boussouf's world-travelling Moroccan-inspired dance show has its Toronto premiere Harbourfront Centre. BWW Toronto #theatre #dance #theaTO broadwayworld.com/toronto/articl…

Harbourfront Centre’s Torque is celebrating the launch of its fifth season by opening with the captivating Canadian premiere of Näss.

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Choreographer Fouad Boussouf's Näss launches Harboufront’s Torque contemporary dance series Oct 26 #toronto #Torontodance #contemporarydance Harbourfront Centre
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UPDATE: Today’s Summer Music in the Garden performance by Naghmeh Farahmand
is cancelled due to inclement weather. We apologize for any inconvenience and we look forward to enjoying our next concert with you.

UPDATE: Today’s Summer Music in the Garden performance “Putting It Together: In Concert' by The Musical Stage Company is cancelled due to inclement weather. We apologize for any inconvenience and we look forward to enjoying our next concert with you.

UPDATE: Today’s Summer Music in the Garden performance “From Baghdad To Toronto” is cancelled due to inclement weather. We apologize for the inconvenience, and we look forward to welcoming you at our future performances in the garden through the summer.

Toronto’s beautiful Music Garden is hosting 18 free concerts for the Harbourfront Centre annual concert series this summer.

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