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Robotron
I love activating this suit!! Equipped with full led lighting, smoke cannons, and over 10ft tall, Robotron is available for any event. Contact me through the contact page for details.
J-REX
Introducing Toronto’s favorite dinosaur! I’ve activated this incredible creature costume at the Royal Ontario Museum, in Jurassic Park for the Raptors games, and other events around the city. For more info check out Jestr Events for more details or visit www.torontodinosaur.com
NOTEWORTHY
Ophis (April 2025)
TrancenDance’s Ophis was a wild ride! This Sleep no More style, interactive dance theatre show took over the entire Great Hall in Toronto. Crazy dance partnering, a few monologues, and full sword and shield fight choreography. This work had it all. I had the honour of playing Perseus, and consider this my audition for all future roles involving greek mythology, gladiators, or warriors of any kind.
Photo by SVPhotography
Everything I Wanted To Tell You (but couldn’t so here it is now) (February 2025)
After 8 years in the making, we finally premiered this incredible work. This duet, performed by my self and Sully Malaeb Proux, means the world to me. Choreographed by Jessie Garon of Vazari Arts Company, this physical and emotional roller coaster is a perfect mix of my work as a dancer and an actor. We’re already hearing about possible tour dates so stay tuned!
Photo by Omer Yukseker
Living Dances (May 2024)
Living Dances is a collection of some of the most celebrated works by renowned choreographer James Kudelka. This triple-bill features the moving duet, Soudain, l’hiver dernier (1987), a remount of A Half Hour of Our Time (2008), and the critically acclaimed audience favourite The Man in Black (2010). I was honoured to perform in all three works, alternating between A Half Hour of Our Time and Man in Black one night, and Soudain, l’hiver dernier the next. We also received a Dora award for outstanding performance by an ensemble for The Man in Black.
Beautiful Renegades (Sept 2022)
Peggy Baker’s final full length work marking the end of her company. A play written by Michael Ross Albert and directed by Eda Holmes. Set in the late 70’s I had the pleasure of bringing to life Hart, ironically the only non dancer in the play. I learned so much from this project and there were so many emotions attached to it.
Who We Are In The Dark (Feb 2019- August 2020)
This Peggy Baker Dance Projects full length work features seven dancers alongside Sarah Neufeld and Jeremy Gara of Arcade Fire. The piece premiered at CanStage in Toronto and traveled to Montreal, Hamilton, Banff, Kingston, and Ottawa. After receiving a Dora Nomination for best ensemble, we headed to mexico in October 2019, and then I had to bow out of Holland in Feb 2020 for personal reasons.
Photo by Jeremy Mimnagh
YOU & I (May 2016)
Choreographed by Steven Andrews as part of Toronto Dance Theatre's Singular Bodies. This was an amazing collaboration with Steven and I was honored to be nominated for a Dora for male outstanding performance. Stay tuned for more work from Stephen and I.
Photo courtesy of Guntar Kravis
PAST PERFORMANCES
Nuit (March 2025)
My surprise tour with Citadel & Compagnie. Due to injury, they were fine and able to do most of the work still, I was upgraded from understudy to having my own track through this work. I first experienced Jean-Pierre Perreault’s work when our graduating class did Joe. It was amazing to step back into his world. After learning the 80min piece in 10 days, we headed to Quebec to perform in Quebec City, Montreal, and L’assomption.
Photo by Kendra Epik
HAUNTED CINEMA (2021)
Got my creature on scaring people for Hit & Run Dance Productions Haunted Cinema at Ontario Place.
SKéN:NEN (Oct 2021)
Was wonderful to be back in the world’s of dance and physical theatre with Kaha:wi Dance Theatre. Not only did I get to work with a group of Indigenous artists that I’ve never worked with, I got to live in a yurt on Six Nations for an intensive process for four weeks leading up to 3 performances in St. Catherines ON. Learned so much.
THE ANTIPODES (CANCELED)
Unfortunately this work has been cancelled due to COVID-19. I was having so much fun as movement director for The Antipodes, a new play from Annie Baker. Co produced by Seven Siblings and Leroy Street Theatre, it would have opened April 2020 at The Assembly Theatre in Parkdale.
Stories In The Woods (Oct 2019)
Choreographed by Colleen Snell, artistic director of Frog In Hand, Stories In The Woods is a new full length sight specific work that perfectly blends my work as a dancer and creature actor. This wonderful world unfolded on the grounds of the Small Arms Building in Mississauga. You can see some wonderful highlights of the show in the video below
Photo by Nettie Seip
The Fall (Nov 2018)
The Fall was a sight specific work choreographed by Frog in Hand’s artistic director Colleen Snell, performed in the Small Arms Building in Etobicoke.
Masque Of The Red Death (June 2018)
Based on Edgar Allen Poe's short story, Masque was choreographed by Josh Beamish of Move The Company. Performed two shows at the prestigious Joyce Theatre in New York.
[decoherence] (Feb 2018)
Vazari's [decoherence] choreographed by artistic director Jessie Garon was presented by Tangente in Montreal. Got to perform alongside the talented Guillaume Biron.
Photo by Lyon Smith
Gathering (Nov 17th-18th)
Had the pleasure of dancing in Orillia ON with Kate Hilliard in her new work, as well as a duet choreographed by Hannah Kiel performed with Miyeko Ferguson. Was an honor to share the stage with Heidi Stauss of Adelheid, Fides Krucker, and the legendary Margi Gillis.
The Four Heavenly Kings (Oct 2017)
Had the honor of performing in William Yong's (Zata Omm) Four Heavenly Kings, part of FALL FOR DANCE NORTH's Program 1 at the Sony Centre For The Performing Arts.
Photo courtesy of Bruce Zinger
AS A BODY
(JUNE 2017)
Vazari Dance Projects at Found Festival Artistic Director Jessie Garon and I had a fantastic time performing her street performance piece in Edmonton AB alongside local artists.
Photo courtesy of Found Festival
MERCURY DUST (MAY 2017)
Choreographed by Emily Law as part of Toronto Dance Theatre's Emerging Voices performed alongside Alana Elmer, Danah Rosales, and Peter Kelly.
Photo courtesy of
Francesca Chudnoff
CHIASMATA (April 2017)
Choreographed by Toronto Dance Theatre's Artistic Director Christopher House. It was a pleasure to be a part of this cast and to be nominated for a Dora for outstanding performance for an ensemble.