FIND YOUR QUACK
With Christina Litt Belch — November 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2026
Discover your own quack character as we develop a piece of choreography and music composition together each week.
Connect with your funny side and express your inner child through movement, sound, and play.
Enter the world of quacks using sunglasses and a variety of styles and sizes of rubber ducks (provided by Litt Dance Collective).
All levels and backgrounds are welcome in this exploration! Let's quack!
Sliding Scale $10-$30 +HST.
Christina Litt Belch
FIND YOUR QUACK
Christina Litt Belch is a contemporary dance artist, choreographer, composer, teacher, and arts administrator based in Toronto. She has trained at various renowned schools such as Alberta Ballet School and Dance Arts Institute (formerly known as The School of Toronto Dance Theatre). Christina holds an Honours BFA in Dance from York University and has been a collaborator with companies such as Pulga Dance, Kaeja d’Dance, and hART dance.
As a choreographer, she has presented her work at the Festival de Danse Contemporaine de Sherbrooke, Hamilton Fringe Festival, Frog in Hand Seasonal Activities, Riverdale Share Concert, Silt: Freshwater, ArtLabs by East End Arts, and has been a rehearsal director for Pulga Muchochoma. She has also worked as a composer/performer for dance:made in canada - inTO focus, Battery Dance Festival, SQx Dance, Expect Theatre’s Beats + Intentions, Dust and Soul Dance Projects, and SummerWorks Performance Festival.
Christina is the creator of Litt Dance Collective, which aims to meld musical and choreographic research while exploring elements of comedy. As an arts educator, she teaches piano lessons and is the ballet/creative movement instructor at the Citadel Dance Program. Through her passion for community dance, Christina also teaches seniors at Dancing with Parkinson’s. She is known for her positivity and zest for life and strives to focus on mind and body wellness in all her practices, while exploring the connectivity of music, movement, and language, and their impact on one another.
A FIVE-MONTH PROGRAM FOR ARTISTS TO CULTIVATE A NEW TEACHING PRACTICE.
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We are so proud of this cohort and cannot wait to see what they facilitate over the next eight months. We encourage you to come to their classes, offer your energy, and be part of this year’s Emerging Practice Cohort at The Fifth Dance.