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Frog In Hand: 2024 Summer Season

Updated: Jun 24, 2024




Hello Frog Fam, 


This is Jada Wallace, the Stage Production Worker and Marketing Coordinator of the 2024 Summer Company.


The Summer Season is well on its way. Dancers shuffle into the Art Shelter every Wednesday - Saturday. Each dancer has a different method of transportation: some carpool, take the bus, train, and Skye rides nearly 20 km on her bike. Watch her blog and learn more about her process. Today’s Dancer Blog in brought to you by Skye Rogers: 


How I Bike from Hamilton to Mississauga Four Days a Week to Work at the Arts Shelter





Yep... you read it correctly! And I'm (mostly) telling the truth... the whole truth is that I bike from my apartment in Hamilton to the West Harbour GO station. Then, I  hop on the train to Port Credit GO. From there, I bike the rest of the way to work. It's about 20 km per day!

In this video, you'll get to come along with me for a day in the life of working in the Summer Company with Frog in Hand. Including my morning routine, and my journey to the Arts Shelter. Bonus, you get to see how we spend our day together!



Make sure you get your tickets for our Mixed Bill performance happening at the Art Shelter on July 11th-13th and 18th-20th.  Stay in-the-know about all the other fun things we're up to this summer by following us on Instagram @froginhand :-)



 
 
 

1 Comment

Alex Clark
Alex Clark
Dec 26, 2024

Great video! I enjoyed watching it and don’t regret spending the time, thank you! I especially liked the editing of the video, the inserts were just right. I also want to try video editor for mac and create my first video.

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