Entertainment Centres in Little Tibet, Toronto, ON with e-mail, website
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219 Dufferin Street, Suite 100C, LIBERTY VILLAGE, Toronto, M6K 3J1
(416) 696-8686
FORREC is a planning and design firm that specializes in the creation of entertainment and leisure environments worldwide. With built projects in over 20 countries, we have mastered the art of making memorable experiences by building big ideas. Forty years of experience in theme, urban, architectural and interior design has given us a singular ability to merge design creativity with fiscal practicality. This has earned us the trust of some of the world's most successful leisure and entertainment companies, including: Universal Studios, The Tussauds Group, Samsung Everland, Paramount Studio City, LEGOLAND Development Corporation, Hyundai Group and World Wrestling Entertainment. 
26 Noble Street, Unit 1, CENTRE ISLAND, Toronto, M6K 2C9
(416) 898-0946
Shadowland artists are available for: workshops in mask and puppet making, stilt-walking, lantern-making; design for theatre, puppets, and costumes; creation of spectacles, events, parades and pageants. Shadowland Theatre works with a wide range of communities to unearth their distinctive histories, creating new stories and celebrating special events. These collaborations can take place over a number of weeks or years culminating in large community shows leaving a legacy of skills and inspirations. Shadowland artists run workshops and do extended residencies to train community members in art forms that they can then make their own. Shadowland is known for animating streets, parks and communities with its bold design sensibility and raucous theatricality. Original performances incorporate masks, puppetry and spectacle arts, mostly in outdoor and non-traditional theatre spaces in urban and rural landscapes.