Anisa Tejpar.

Biography

Dora Mavor Moore Award winner, Anisa Tejpar is originally from Toronto and is a graduate of Canada’s National Ballet School. She has performed works by Matjash Mrozewski, John Neumeier, Guillaume Côté, Ginette Laurin, Mauro Astolfi, Robert Derosiers, Robert Glumbek, Roberto Campanella, D.A. Hoskins, Kevin O’Day, Dominique Dumais, Ryan Lee, Benjamin Landsberg, James Kudelka, Christopher House and others. Tejpar is Co-Artistic Director of Hit & Run Dance Productions Inc. (link to hitandrun.ca) for which she has choreographed works for The Rolling Stones, Warner Bros., Fashion Cares, M.A.C. Cosmetics, CTV, PUMA, Toronto International Film Festival, and the Golden Globe winning feature film Barney’s Version. Tejpar is the pilot choreographer of Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report and co-choreographer on Ubisoft’s video game Far Cry: Primal. She worked with such choreographers as Guillaume Côté, Roberto Campanella and Robert Glumbek and is a guest teacher at York University, Ryerson University and George Brown. Tejpar is currently a board member of Canada’s National Ballet School.