14th Sooryu Festival - Symbiosis Ii

at Meridian Arts Centre: Studio Theatre, Toronto

The 14th Sooryu Festival - Symbiosis Ii comes to Meridian Arts Centre: Studio Theatre in Toronto on Sunday 15 November 2026 at 16:00. This dance event is part of the Sooryu Festival programme. Tickets are on sale now.

Date: Sun 15 Nov · 16:00
Promoter: PROMOTER NOT DEFINED

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Meridian Arts Centre: Studio Theatre, 5040 Yonge Street, M2N 6R8 · Get directions

What to expect

14th Sooryu Festival - Symbiosis Ii is a dance performance at Meridian Arts Centre: Studio Theatre, 11 km from the centre of Toronto. It is a good pick for ballet and dance lovers. If you want to make a night of it, 44 other events are on in Toronto the same day.

About the event

From the organiser, as published on Ticketmaster.

Presented by the Korean Dance Studies Society of Canada (KDSSC) The SooRyu Festival started as an annual event in 2003 and is now biennial since 2006. The festival has proven to be a valuable event to the Canadian cultural community.

Showcasing traditional, modern, contemporary creations of all dance forms, SooRyu has created a harmonious community in which artists from different countries and in different stages of their careers mingle and collaborate. The 14th SooRyu Festival Symbiosis II explores the creative exchange between cultures, bodies, and artistic voices in contemporary Canada.

This three-day event will feature performances, workshops, and networking opportunities that bring together Korean, Indigenous, and diverse Canadian dance artists.

Featured Artists: ? Mi Young Kim Dance Company (KDSSC) ?

Culture & Arts Creative Research Institute J.D.C (South Korea) ? U Dance Company (South Korea) ?

William Lau ? Mafa Thomas ?

Johnathan Morin ? Hyang Ok Kim ?

Kklily (Eun Ji Kim)

About Meridian Arts Centre: Studio Theatre

Meridian Arts Centre: Studio Theatre is a performing arts venue in the North York district of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Originally opened in 1993 as the North York Performing Arts Centre, it was designed by Canadian architect Eberhard Zeidler and hosts musicals, theatre productions and other performing arts events. The venue has operated under several names throughout its history, including the Ford Centre for the Performing Arts and the Toronto Centre for the Arts.

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