ProArteDanza at Betty Oliphant Theatre

ProArteDanza returns to the Betty Oliphant Theatre with a triple bill that stacks international heat against company DNA: a new work by Jennifer Archibald, a world premiere by Robert Glumbek, and a remount of Chantelle Good’s audience-favourite piece.

Archibald’s reputation is visceral, athletic choreography — her first collaboration with the company. Glumbek, a ProArteDanza pillar, adds a premiere; Good’s remount gives the night a familiar emotional centre for regulars.

Run and venue

Performances span late October into early November 2026 (listings show October 29–November 1 / scraped window October 30–November 2) at Betty Oliphant Theatre, 404 Jarvis Street. Confirm exact curtain times and ticket tiers on proartedanza.com.

Who should go

Contemporary dance fans, National Ballet School neighbourhood wanderers, and anyone who wants a Toronto dance night that isn’t a touring Broadway package. The Oliphant room is intimate enough that physical detail actually lands.

Getting there

Wellesley or College stations plus a short walk; Jarvis buses run the corridor. Arrive early for will-call — dance houses still start on time.