By Carol Bishop-Gwyn
Barbadian Megan Navarro (2010) has a passion to teach the joy and love of dance to children. Seven years after returning to her Caribbean island, she has recently established her own dance school, PowerHouse Studios in Bridgetown.
Megan’s early education benefitted from the demanding British-based Barbadian curriculum, and attending the Ursuline Convent. She […]
Twelve alumni of the School have been nominated for 2017-18 Dora Mavor Moore Awards including – Peggy Baker, Sarah Chase, Kate Holden, Tylee Jones, Megumi Kokuba, Tia Kushniruk, Philip McDermott, Jessica Runge, Devon Snell, Roberto Soria, Brodie Stevenson, and Naishi Wang.
We’d like to congratulate them, and all our School of TDT colleagues:
Dance Divison
Sarah Chase – Outstanding Original Choreography, for… unmoored in […]
As has long been our tradition, on Mother’s Day, May 13th, we celebrated our graduation day – this time for the class of 2018! The lovely ceremony in our theatre was genially hosted by emcees Tyra Temple-Smith and Devon Snell.
Have a look at some of the photos from graduation day! Photos by Yiming Cai.
Brooke […]
The Kathryn Ash Choreographic Commission is presented every year to a choreographer for the commissioning of a new creation for the students of the School – priority is given to choreographers who are alumni of the School.
This year’s award winner is Sharon B. Moore.
Sharon B. Moore is an award-winning creator and performer; the first Canadian […]
The Kathryn Leadership Award is presented to a third year student who has displayed leadership qualities and has made a significant contribution to the life of the School. The award is named in honour of Kathryn Ash, our Past President and a Board member for 18 years, and recognizes Kathryn’s dedication to the School […]
The Kathryn Ash Scholarship is a merit-based award given to a deserving student going into their final year of study and is the equivalent to one-half of one year’s tuition.
The two extremely deserving recipients of this year’s Kathryn Ash Scholarship are Yiming Cai and Gwendolyn Mitchell.
Yiming Cai
“Yiming is considered by faculty to be an outstanding […]