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  • Still Got It – Winnipeg’s 1st 55+ Dance Team

    Still Got It – Winnipeg’s 1st 55+ Dance Team

    WINNIPEG… IT’S TIME TO LACE UP AND LEVEL UP!

    Professional dancer & choreographer Brenda Gorlick and media personality & former Royal Winnipeg Ballet ballerina Tracy Koga are launching a brand-new dance troupe for passionate movers ages 55+ who still want to kick up their heels and OWN the stage!

    We’re building a high-energy seniors special events performance troupe for sports events, festivals, leisure showcases and more — and we want YOU.

    • Jazz
    • Broadway Dance
    • Contemporary
    • Hip-hop & street
    • And whatever grooves we dream up next!

    Experience is preferred — but not required. What’s mandatory? BIG PASSION TO DANCE.                                  Location: Drop-in Dance – 1381 Portage Ave.

    For more information Contact: Brenda Gorlick  bregor@shaw.ca/ 204-795-9741

     

     

    NOVEMBER: 1963

    NOVEMBER: 1963

    Kevin DeWalt of Minds Eye Entertainment recently shared with ScreenSask an exclusive look at the new November 1963 movie poster. Shot in Winnipeg, Manitoba, during the summer of 2025, the film explores the events surrounding the assassination of John F Kennedy, and was directed by Academy Award-nominated Roland Joffé (The Killing Fields).

    “The screenplay, written by Nicholas Celozzi, draws from firsthand accounts and exclusive insights from the Giancana family.  As boss of the Chicago Outfit, one of the most powerful Italian-American criminal organizations in the United States during the 1950s and early 1960s, Sam Giancana became widely known for his ties to the Kennedy family during John F. Kennedy’s presidential campaign and administration.”

    The film stars John Travolta (Pulp Fiction), Robert Carlyle (The Full Monty), Dermot Mulroney (Anyone But You), Mandy Patinkin (The Princess Bride), Jefferson White (Yellowstone) and Thomas Fiscella (Jersey Boys National Tour).

    I was thrilled to be part of the project as Choreographer and worked with the wonderfully talented Victoria Baldesarra who portrayed Candy Barr. Watch for news about the theatrical release coming soon.

     

    SAVE THE DATE!

    SAVE THE DATE!

    AIM 4 ALL proudly presents Disney’s Dare to Dream Jr.—our inaugural, all-inclusive musical production – May 7-9, 2026!

    Featuring 28 bold, emerging musical theatre artists, this joyful show celebrates what’s possible when performers with and without disabilities collaborate as equals.

    The musical revue is set at a fictional Imagineering studio where eager trainees embark on a journey of self discovery, teamwork and imagination.

    Come cheer on our incredible ensemble, be part of something meaningful, and help us build a future where talent, access, and opportunity take centre stage—together. 🎭✨

    WWW.AIM4ALL.CA

    A Christmas Prayer wins BIG!

    A Christmas Prayer wins BIG!

    Congratulations to the producers/cast/crew and creatives on their recent recognition at the MovieGuide Awards for A Christmas Prayer. Produced in conjunction with Great American Media, the film took the Epiphany Prize for Most Inspiring TV or Streaming Movie or Program. Lead actress, Shea Robins as Natalie was recognized with a Grace Award for Most inspiring Performance for TV. I was thrilled to play Gramma Katy opposite Shae – my on screen granddaughter. Kudos to Co-Stars: Christopher Russell, Madeleine Cox, Rhiann Duncan and Tom Young.  A BIG SHOUTOUT to Director, Nicholas Humphries and Cinematographer Greg Nicod. Watch for the sequel coming next winter.

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    Making Moves

    Making Moves

    Making Moves

    My mentee Sage Cloud and I were recently spotlit as part of Creative Manitoba’s Mentorship program. We have been partnered together since October and it’s been a terrific journey thus far. Sage has been involved in many of the projects I’m working on this season including: Nafro Dance  Festival, AIM 4 ALL- all inclusive musical theatre program, and U-Turn Parkinson’s dance session. He is learning the importance of networking, grant writing and collaborative project work.  As an indie performing artist, a budding choreographer and international fashion model, Sage is destined for a bright and diverse future in the arts!