As part of its commitment to raising awareness of and increasing access to the performing arts, Danse Danse develops inclusive projects to share the joy of dance with an ever-growing audience!
“Some educators claim that exposure to beauty and art uplifts the soul and inspires us to be our best selves. This wonderful opportunity really hit the mark and touched the hearts of these young people. Thank you!” - Magali Poveda, teacher
Many thanks to our Cultural Action Partners for their support.
New Initiative: Concession Rate
We are committed to opening up the art of choreography to a wider audience, and to contributing to the accessibility of the performing arts for greater equity and inclusion.
In addition to regular-priced tickets, the subscription rate, and the rate for under 30s, Danse Danse is offering - for the 2023-2024 season - the Concession Rate, to enable more people to experience dance on stage.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE CONCESSION RATE
Live audio description
PROJECT IN PROGRESS

Thanks to an initiative of Danse-Cité, Danse Danse welcomes blind or visually impaired people to performances. The oral description of the work, a tactile visit and a talk back with the artists allow to enjoy dance in a different way!
Caroline Laurin-Beaucage and Les Petits Frères
This project adapted with choreographer Caroline Laurin-Beaucage allowed a group of seniors to participate in a meaningful and sensitive contemporary dance experience.
Everybody Dance with Sylvain Émard
In the spring of 2020, Montreal students learned a choreography by Sylvain Émard. Watch our tutorial to learn it yourself!
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International Dance Day 2020
To celebrate International Dance Day 2020, while we were all in lockdown, Danse Danse invited the public to learn a choreography by Sylvain Émard and film themselves dancing it.
La Nelken Line,
sur les pas de Pina Bausch