Yada Dance Company

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Yada Dance Company (Young Actors and Dancers Association) is a Maltese entertainment company, founded in 1984 by Felix Busuttil. Past and current choreographers include the founder Felix Busuttil, Justin Roy Barker, Daron Galea, Vivienne Fielding Refalo, Tanya Bayona, Theresa Kerr and Silvio Oddi. In 1989, Felix Busuttil with Justin Roy Barker co-founded the College of Jazz Dance in Malta. In addition, in 2000 Felix Busutill joined with Daron Galea to inaugurate the Yada Dance Academy on the Maltese island Gozo. The company performs a broad range of proejcts, from cabaret shows to major theatrical productions to TV shows, commercials, international events and national festivals. Some of their popular theatrical productions include Dance Spectacular (1994), Firedance (1997), Era (1998), Tango (1998), Minestrone (1999), Phantom (2000), Dirty Dancing (2001), C.H.O.G.M (2005), 25 Filigree (2009)[1] and their most recent successful dance show Michael Jackson Forever (2011). Yada has performed in many countries, including Denmark,[2] Cyprus,[3] Spain,[4] Germany, Portugal, UK, Italy, India, Switzerland, Dubai, Tunisia, Libya and Turkey.

References

  1. ^ The Malta Independent http://www.independent.com.mt/news.asp?newsitemid=83848. {{cite news}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)[dead link]
  2. ^ "Malta at Copenhagen festival". Times of Malta.
  3. ^ "Maltese dancers for Cyprus spectacle". Times of Malta.
  4. ^ "YADA to perform in Spain, India". Times of Malta.