The Agony and The Ecstasy

Veronica Tennant and Jera Wolfe at Creative Dialogues
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The Agony and The Ecstasy: 
An Intimate Conversation with National Ballet of Canada Dancers 
Wednesday, April 29 

Join us for an intimate and engaging evening exploring the life of a professional ballet dancer. The Agony and The Ecstasy offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from three artists of The National Ballet of Canada about the challenges and defining high points of their careers so far.

Hosted by legendary dancer and acclaimed filmmaker Veronica Tennant, the evening brings together artists at different stages of their careers. Veronica’s signature warmth and deep personal experience will inspire a candid and insightful conversation.  

Whether you are a devoted dance enthusiast or simply curious about the artistry and dedication behind the curtain, this promises to be a memorable and illuminating evening. We look forward to welcoming you. 

Veronica Tennant
Veronica Tennant


After a stellar career as Principal Dancer with The National Ballet of Canada (1964 – 1989), Veronica has continued her creativity and passion for dance as an award-winning filmmaker, producer, director and writer.

 

Agnes Su
Agnes Su
Principal Dancer


One of our newest dancers to join the National Ballet, Agnes previously danced at Stuttgart Ballet.


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Isaac Wright
Isaac Wright
Second Soloist


Belleville, Ontario’s Isaac was an RBC Apprentice with the company in 2015 and joined the Corps de Ballet in 2019.


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Connor Hamilton
Connor Hamilton
Corps de Ballet member


An RBC Apprentice who joined the company in socially-distanced 2020, Connor joined the Corps de Ballet in 2023.


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The Agony and The Ecstasy
Isabel Bader Theatre, 93 Charles St. W.
Tickets: $30

RSVP By Phone:
416 (1 866) 345 9595

Members of the Patrons’ Council are also invited to a special reception following the event. Please indicate your wish to attend the reception when you RSVP. 

Top Photo: Veronica Tennant and Jera Wolfe at Creative Dialogues. Photo by Sam Gaetz.