Danièle Dorice

Danièle Dorice ( Angers; July 23, 1935 – March 12, 2018) was a Canadian singer and teacher of dance, staging and voice. She began her career as a singer in amateur shows in 1958 and went on to tour countries in Europe, the Far East and South America. Dorice also toured for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) performing at Canadian Armed Forces bases across the world and presented television programs on Ici Radio-Canada Télé and CTV Television Network. She also performed on American talk shows and founded the Montreal-based artistic agency Les Productions Danièle Dorice Inc in 1971 before going on to teach there.

Personal life Dorice was born on July 23, 1935, in Quebec City, Quebec. She was the daughter of Loretta LeClair and Roland Angers and had five siblings, including her sister Denyse Angé who is also a singer. Dorice was married to William Anton Skerczak, with whom she had a daughter. She died on March 12, 2018, from cancer in Outremont, Quebec. she began her career working as a singer in amateur shows in 1958, Following that, Dorice made extensive tours of Europe, the Far East, the Orient and South America. She also made guest appearances on multiple programs on television and radio in Canada and the United States. She founded the Montreal-based artistic agency Les Productions Danièle Dorice Inc in 1971, and began to administer a music hall school in 1974, where Dorice taught dance, staging and voice.

Artistry Dorice was able to perform in nine different languages,