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The Feeling Behind: 25 Years of Newton Moraes Dance Theatre Newton Moraes teams up with Filmmaker, Sonya Stefan, and Music & Sound Designer, Jackie Gallant to present an archival film project dedicated to Canadian dance history and includes a wider scope of identity – specifically, Brazilian Canadian contemporary contributions of […]
Dear Friends! I am delighted, deeply honoured and thankful for my up coming collaboration with Philip McDermott on April 30th at 7:00 pm – 7:30 pm Online! A solo dance “Two Men and Their Lives” organized and curated by Jackie Latendresse and Free Flow Dance Theatre Company from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Much love,Newton About International Dance Week […]
The 17th in a series of collaborative videos, 22 artists, including Newton Moraes & Julie Hanson, contributed to this piece while practicing “social distancing.” Each participant contributed 19 seconds and shared their last second as inspiration to someone else during the creation process as a means to connect and work […]
My most recent Interview with reporter Francisco Pegado from Camoes TV You can also view the interview on Camoes TV’s site. Here is the original excerpt from the network’s webpage: Espaço Mwangolé – ep46 – Newton Moraes Esta semana vamos conversar com o Newton Moraes, diretor da Newton Moraes Dance Theatre, que […]
Newton Moraes Dance Theatre 25th Anniversary November 24th to 26th 2022 at 8:00 pm Fleck Dance Theatre, Toronto Life Under My Skin Life Under My Skin is an exploration of how artists deal with doubt, depression, worth and everything related how our body, image and inside of ourselves. Choreographed by renowned […]
Dear Friends! Life Under My Skin the world premiere by Newton Moraes Dance Theatre for our 25th anniversary was supposed to happens in June at the Fleck Dance Theatre unfortunately we had the theatre booked but were forced to postpone because mostly of the dancers were not available for the […]
November 19, 20 and 21, 2021 at the T.Y.T Wychwood Theatre Kathleen Rea returns to the stage in this new COVID world to perform Five Angels on the Steps, a solo dance work created by choreographer Newton Moraes. Newton Moraes is a Toronto-based Brazilian choreographer who lives to transform moments that mark life, positive or negative, into dance. Moraes dove into this process, exploring the inner workings of Rea's life experiences as they rehearsed together. He then wove these into an imagistic tapestry of human expression. His creation is a testament to Rea, who as a mature dancer, brings a depth of presence and experience to the stage.
