Dancemakers Winter Showcase Tickets

Founded in April 1974, Dancemakers began as a cooperative of 10 dancers in Toronto, quickly becoming one of Canada’s oldest contemporary dance organizations. Though the original company announced its closure in 2020 with a final season and space surrender in 2021, the Dancemakers brand continues to live on through new projects and collaborations. Today, you’ll find ongoing activity under the Dancemakers umbrella, including ventures like Future Dances at the FADO Performance Art Centre, reflecting a resilient commitment to contemporary dance in Toronto and beyond. This page highlights the history, key works, and ongoing initiatives, along with upcoming performances where you can secure your seats and support Canadian dance.

Whether you’re a longtime admirer or discovering Dancemakers for the first time, we’ve got you covered with clear, no-nonsense ticket options and a reliable path to experiencing this important piece of Toronto’s cultural landscape.

Biography: Dancemakers emerged in 1974 as a cooperative of ten dancers in Toronto, quickly establishing itself as a cornerstone of Canadian contemporary dance. Described as Toronto’s second-oldest contemporary dance company, it pursued international touring and collaboration, contributing to the global conversation around movement, choreography, and performance. The company announced its closure in November 2020, with a final season and space surrender in 2021. During the transitional period, a new board carried leadership, maintaining a bridge to artists and audiences. In 2025, the Dancemakers brand continues through projects like Future Dances at the FADO Performance Art Centre, signaling ongoing activity in a format that sustains the company’s spirit and legacy.