About Dana Michel
Dana Michel was a Canadian choreographer and broadcaster.
Dana Michel (born in Ottawa) is a choreographer and performer based in Montreal. She is part of the contemporary dance company Par B.L.eux founded by Benoît Lachambre.
Biography
Prior to her dance career, Dana Michel was a marketing executive, competitive runner and football player. She obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in contemporary dance from Concordia University in 2006.
Her first solo performance Yellow Towel was listed in 2013 as one of the "Top Five" dance moments in Voir magazine (Montreal) and among the "Top Ten" in Dance Current magazine. Other solo works include Mercurial George and Cutlass Spring.
Awards In 2011, Michel was a recipient of the DanceWEB scholarship in Vienna, Austria. In 2014, Michel was awarded the ImPulsTanz Award (Vienna) which recognizes outstanding artistic achievements. In 2017, she received the Silver Lion award for innovation in dance at the Venice Biennale, and in 2019 she was awarded the ANTI Festival International Prize for Live Art (Kuopio, Finland).
Dana Michel in a performance art at the Modern Museum in Stockholm 2024
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Canadian choreographer
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Dana Michel was a choreographer and broadcaster.
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