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CONTEMPORARY DANCE - FEBRUARY 2025

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A new dance form each month!

February 2025

CONTEMPORARY DANCE

February 3 - 10 - 17, 2025

Facilitator: Ysabel Garcia

Contemporary dance is a style of interpretive dance that combines techniques from various genres, including ballet, jazz, modern dance, and lyrical dance. It's characterized by a lack of stylistic standards, similarly to human beings - contemporary dance is constantly changing and evolving. In this workshop, participants will explore contemporary dance as a means of self-expression, connecting with others through exploratory and collaborative partner work while engaging in meaningful moments of self-reflection. Using the theme of mirrors as a guiding thread, the workshop invites participants to look inward, embrace their individuality, and see themselves in a new light through the power of movement.

Photos by Hadeal Karrar

Ysabel Garcia


Ysabel Garcia is a Toronto-based emerging dance artist, choreographer and dance educator. Ysabel graduated in 2023 from York University’s Dance programme wherein she was the recipient of the York Dance award and trained under many prominent Toronto contemporary dance artists including Tracey Norman and Syreeta Hector. Prior to this, Ysabel graduated from the Pre-Professional Programme at the Toronto School of Ballet and trained at the Prima Ballet School and the Joffrey Ballet School in New York City. Most recently, Ysabel was a featured alumni choreographer for O’Neill Collegiate Vocational Institute’s “Creations” showcase and was the 2023 Emerging Choreographer for Kingston’s “Ground Up” Dance Festival. Presently, Ysabel works as a Dance Teacher in the city and at The National Ballet of Canada in Education and Community Engagement amalgamating her dual passions for dance and inclusion and equity. 

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