Do you have a passion to dance and perform?
If you answered YES, LIMITLESS PRODUCTIONS is looking for YOU!
Limitless presents Auditions for the 2012 Toronto Fringe festival & their new production SEX, BOLLYWOOD & OTHER LIES (working title)
About Us:
Limitless Productions is an Indo-Contemporary Dance Theatre Company
(www.limitlessproductions.ca) designed to use performance art as a tool for social change.
Limitless is seeking strong dancers who love to move for the upcoming production Sex, Bollywood & Other Lies.
Dancers must:
- Have at least one year experience in dancing
- Be passionate about performing and learning a new style
- Be available Sunday nights for rehearsal (please note that closer to performance time, rehearsals will increase)
Assets
- Contemporary dance background
- Indian classical dance background
- Having an understanding of community/social issues / building capacity in community
- An acting background
To apply:
- Send in resume/bio
- Send in headshot
- Send in a paragraph on your interest in working with Limitless
Please send in application to limitless.programming@gmail.com
Application is due by Wednesday, February 22nd by 5pm.
Incomplete applications will not be accepted.
Auditions are on Saturday February 25th at 5:30pm in Central Toronto.
Limitless Productions strongly encourages all dancers of different disciplines, cultures and backgrounds to apply.
Limitless Productions has recently been shown at the Toronto Fringe Festival, Dusk Dances, Dance in my Hood initiatives, IIFA awards and other community initiatives.
Limitless Productions has been featured in a variety different newspapers and publications including The Toronto Star (see review below).
Forbidden Fruit: EVOLUTION review by The Toronto Star
In contrast, Forbidden Fruit: Evolution, billed as an “Indo-Contemporary Dance Theatre Production,” succeeds very nicely because of its skilful integration of dance and spoken drama. The impressive cast is well rehearsed and choreographed/ directed by Ashima Suri. – Michael Crabb, July 11 2011
Video link from Forbidden Fruit @ The Fringe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njk-GbrrRSQ&list=UUD-xgzpR1XcK7HGEkQcmA8g&index=5&feature=plcp
