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BECOME OUR DANCE PARTNER

Toronto Dance Theatre is a leader in dance through the generosity of individuals like you. Whatever the amount, your gift helps support, nuture, and encourage continued growth and artistic excellence. By becoming a valued TDT donor, you play an integral role in our creative programs.

Your donation helps us:

Create original Canadian choreographies by our brilliant Artistic Director Christopher House and exciting guest choreographers
Develop opportunities for emerging Canadian choreographers to strengthen their craft and present their works.
Provide employment for twelve of the most outstanding dancers in North America.
Stage innovative performances in Toronto, across Canada, and throughout the world each year.
Communicate the unique character of Canadian culture through performances in the United States, Europe and Asia.
Engage young people through our student matinées and residencies - provoking, intriguing and challenging over 1,500 students each year.
Maintain our home in the heart of Toronto's historic Cabbagetown neighbourhood.

HOW CAN I GIVE?

You can make a donation to Toronto Dance Theatre in a number of ways:

Click here to download and print our donation form, as a pdf.
Complete the form, and fax it back to us at 416-967-4379
OR
Mail it back to us at: Toronto Dance Theatre, 80 Winchester Street, Toronto, Ontario M4X 1B2
Call us at 416-967-1365 x23
Make your donation online, via Canada Helps

YOUR DONATIONS AT WORK

During our 2005-2006 season, we celebrated many highs, thanks to the support of our dedicated donors. With the help of your donations, we were able to:

provide opportunities for four cutting-edge contemporary dance choreographers to showcase new work at Four at the Winch;
work in collaboration with talented musicians to create a new full-length work, In the Boneyard, which was performed to enthusiastic sold-out audiences;
create a new work, Timecode Break, that critic Paula Citron referred to as among "the greatest dances ever created in Canada" (The Globe and Mail, June 6, 2006)
engage more than 800 elementary and high school students in specialized, interactive programming that underscores the company's commitment to individual expression and engagement in a creative process;
perform for audiences at home in Toronto, Ottawa and Atlanta, Georgia;
provide employment and opportunities for professional growth for twelve of Canada’s most talented dancers, and two dance interns.

Thank you for your ongoing commitment to Toronto Dance Theatre!