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Photos from Tour: Flips, Jumps, and a Photo Challenge

In early April, we traveled to Toronto and performed ten shows at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.

Photos from Tour: Flips, Jumps, and a Photo Challenge

The first thing our Canadian dancers did when they arrived was to get some of their favorite—Timmies!

One of Toronto's most recognizable landmarks, the City Hall is just a few minute's walk from our theater.

After a two-year hiatus, we're happy to be back performing on the stage of Mississauga Living Arts Centre in Ontario, Canada.

Our dancers decided to challenge themselves in the latest 3 Musketeers video. With only 10 minutes to shoot some creative shots while in Vancouver, how do you think they did?

And here are the photos of our male dancers.

On a day off, the girls visited the Granville Island Public Market, Vancouver's most famous place to buy fresh produce and unique handmade goods.

The sun shines on a daring dancer as he embraces a backbend outside the market.

Dancer Hubert Qu flips like a dolphin on the shore of False Creek, in the heart of Vancouver.

Dancers William Li and Jisung Kim leap at the chance to visit the picturesque Lynn Canyon Park in North Vancouver.

Said to be the Lynn Valley's best-kept secret, the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge offers a thrilling experience—it wobbles up and down with each step we take!

Friends who laugh together, stay together—a merry group of dancers pose in front of the iconic Space Needle in Seattle.

Dancers Hannah Jao and Bella Fan beam with joy after discovering a secret rooftop garden at Pike Place Market in Seattle.

Between shows in Seattle, we literally jumped at the chance to visit Pike Place Market. Here we are just before checking out all the awesome shops and stalls!

Dancers Louis Liu, Alan Lee playing with perspective outside the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts in Reno, Nevada.

We leaped into sunshine for an outdoor practice session. The perfect way to both enjoy springtime and hone our skills.

As daffodils herald the arrival of spring, we started the Canadian leg of the 2022 tour. In this album, we share with you our adventures across North America.

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