Sook-Yin Lee to Join Dancemakers for A GUEST ARTIST INTERROGATION, 11/22

In response to last year's extremely successful presentation of Lo-Fi, An Evening of Works-In-Progress, Dancemakers Artistic Director Michael Trent has relinquished his fall season and handed it over, along with all the authority, to the resident company dancers.

Continuing the revolution, boundary-breaking artist Sook-Yin Lee will lead 'A Guest Artist Interrogation' with the company of Hi-Fi on Friday, November 22 following the performance. Sook-Yin Lee is a Canadian broadcaster, musician, filmmaker, and performer. The former Much Music VJ, hosts the personal storytelling program DNTO on CBC Radio One.

The questioning, based on Sook-Yin's immediate impressions after viewing the performance for the first time, will begin with examining the notion of an artistic democracy. Questions will be posed to, and perhaps by, the resident company dance artists, their collaborators and the audience, to see where control really lies and how many artists will remain to the end of the interrogation.

Dancemakers has contributed to the development of a distinctive and dynamic voice for Canadian contemporary dance for forty years. Since 2003, the Dancemakers Centre for Creation has supported the development of the field through specialized programs for dance artists. Working through contemporary, cross-disciplinary and collaborative approaches, Dancemakers provides rich exchanges with the public through performance and conversation.

DANCEMAKERS 40TH ANNIVERSARY SEASON
Hi-Fi
Made and Performed by Robert Abubo, Amanda Acorn, Nick Andison, Xenia Benivolski, Ellen Furey, Benjamin Kamino, Simon Portigal, Christopher Willes and Jacob Zimmer
Dancemakers Centre for Creation
9 Trinity Street, Studio 313, the Distillery Historic District
Wednesday, November 20, 2013 @ 8pm OPENING
November 21-23, 2013 @ 8pm
November 23 (specially priced student matinee with post show discussion) & 24, 2013 @ 2pm

DANCEMAKERS and the company of HI-FI present A Guest Artist Interrogation with Sook-Yin Lee Friday November 22 @ 8pm only. TICKET PRICES $25 adults, $20 students and arts workers. To book tickets or for more information, click on www.dancemakers.org.