Score: A Hockey Musical opens in Toronto theaters this week
It was great working along side Amy Wright, while being in, and, doing some of the choreography for Score.
Score: a hockey musical wins gold!
The Toronto International Film Festival will celebrate one of Canada’s favourite pastimes at its start this year, with organizers announcing that Score: A Hockey Musical has landed the prestigious opening night gig. Read more…
Congratulations to Score: A Hockey Musical for scoring the Gold spot for the opening of TIFF. Had so much fun dancing and doing some choreography, along side Amy Wright.
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Amanda morra's
I was fortunate enough to be a contestant on the very first SYTYCDCanada. It was an amazing, unforgettable experience. After a very exciting finish, I received 3rd place honors, and am continuing to pursue many different avenues of performance.
Here, I’m posting performances, workshops, and more about my local, and, away events.
VERY soon after that season’s finale, I joined Amanda Morra in her first video “The Music”.
It was great to work with Amanda and her crew. We did an Etalk interview together as well promoting her video.
Here are the clips!
Harley - Davidson Rethink Breast Cancer Benefit
BizBash Toronto says “For the all – female Precious Metal Gala….”
Giving, winning, dance, & glam. A great night was had by all.
Here’s a video of our performances!
Entertainment
The Bazaar
Miles hits the stage with other Dancers for The Bazaar.
Showcases by some of Canada’s best dancers and choreographers, moving through music created by the Jacksons…
Dancing for Janet & Michael’s music – an awesome night to remember. So thrilled to have been a part of it!
Grandstand Show a Thrill
The Calgary Sun says “Even in a show this spectacular there are stand-out performances.”
“Calgary dancers Allie Bertram and Miles Faber’s rendition of Mambo show why they wowed millions of viewers on “So You Think You Can Dance Canada.”
Dancing 4 a Cure
What could be better than watching some of your favourite Top 10 dancers perform? Maybe watching them dance, taking classes from them and helping out a fantastic cause.
This Sunday, June 7th, you can make it all happen at the Orangeville Best Western in Orangeville, Ont.
Season 1’s Top 10 dancer, Kaitlyn Fitzgerald has organized this dance workshop to raise money for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.
She’ll be teaching and performing along with fellow Season 1 alumni, Miles Faber, Lisa Auguste, and Danny Arbour.
Find out more on CTV’s Web site
Tribute for Dr. Zane Cohen
Miles was proud to perform at a tribute gala honoring Dr. Zane Cohen, chair of the division of general surgery at the University of Toronto and former surgeon-in-chief at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Over $150,000 was raised for the school!
Read more at The Canadian Jewish News
“Perhaps the most distinctively individual performer was So You Think You Can Dance Canada finalist Miles Faber, a 21-year-old Toronto native. His energetic routine, which mixed his robot-like moves with a hint of soul, captivated the audience.” – The Jewish Tribune
Driven to Perform Auto Show 2009
Miles performed on stage to a packed house of car enthusiasts in Calgary, Alberta.
After performing, Miles was invited to adjudicate competing crews at the show!
Calgary Stampede
Allie and Miles at The Big Show!
The Calgary Stampede is thrilled to present two of the most well-known young dancers in Canada today, Calgary’s own champions and winners – direct from the television hit So You Think You Can Dance Canada – Allie Bertram and Miles Faber.
