On June 4th 2010 Cryptozoology Playground performed the first version of "The Sky Dress" at the Guelph Contemporary Dance Festival during the noon hour series. We had a great time.
The second version of "The Sky Dress" is shown at Clay & Paper Theatre's "Day of Delight" on June 20, 2010. PWYC Festival of Love in Dufferin Park 2-5, "The Sky Dress" at 4:30pm.
Come if you can.Aaron
Join us for the 8th annual Day of Delight, a festival of Love, Courtship and Desire in and for Toronto! Theatre, music, dance, stiltwalkers, puppetry and more - all in beautiful Dufferin Grove Park.
The afternoon will feature:
· The Magnificent musical rhythms of Samba Elegua
· The World Premiere of the Bricoteer Puppetry Project's: Great Things Come in Pears
· Spectacular stilt dancing by Zita Nyarady and friends performing: The Sky Dress
· The Amazing Aerialist arts of Diane Mcgrath and friends presenting: Fantasia
· A divine dance piece by Paromita Kar and friends presenting: Detective Lizzarde
· A Passionate puppetry performance of love swimming between a squid and a whale in: Strangers in the Deep performed by Marc Picanto & Delia Farno
· A fantastic fibre arts installation and modern dance collaboration by Fibre Artists Emily Cook, Emily Comeau and dance artist Eden Kahill
· An enchanting worldly dance of love performed by Rainos Mutamba and Rehana Tejpar in Shadows of Desire
· The dazzling Georgian music of love by Darbazi!
· A whimsical version of Midsummers Night's Dream starring kitchen appliances!
· A giant bicycle puppet parade, Cardboardia a silent auction and performances by Clay & Paper Theatre's very own Cyclops: Cycling Oriented Puppet Squad celebrating it's second year of bringing theatreto cyclists and cyclists to the theatre, funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
Bring someone you love to beautiful Dufferin Grove Park for this Delightful afternoon of theatre, music, dance and community arts!
For more info and to volunteer please contact naomi@clayandpapertheatre.org
We look forward to celebrating Day of Delight with you!
About Clay & Paper Theatre:
Out amongst the community bake-ovens and lush gardens of Dufferin
Grove Park, Clay & Paper Theatre has been changing the world. Completely.
Irrevocably. Medieval mystery plays, Punch and Judy shows, African myths,
Indonesian shadow puppetry, Native Canadian masks, commedia dell’arte -
all these and more have influenced Clay & Paper Theatre. The company
is built on the accumulative experience of David Anderson - theatre activist,
producer of new Canadian work, and defender of public space since 1969. This is
theatre on the ground, for the groundlings, in the park and on the street. This
is theatre of exaggeration, of giant puppetry, of satire and wit gone awry.
This is a little theatre company asking big questions with humour and
irreverence.
This is Clay & Paper Theatre.
