David Norsworthy-Shibatani (he/him) is a Tkarón:to/Toronto-based dance artist, choreographer, and artistic director of mixed Japanese immigrant/British settler descent who delights in asking questions. A graduate of The Juilliard School, he is fascinated by the transformative power of dancing; working with contemporary dance and improvisation through a lineage of American and European modern and post-modern dance. 

David has performed with dance companies and collaborated with dance creators in Canada, USA, Sweden and Australia. His choreographic work centres collaboration, and often explores themes of connection, co-creation, consent, and community through interactive experiences and score-based improvisations. 

As a Co-Founder/Co- Director of TOES FOR DANCE, David has initiated educational programs with national reach across Canada, and has spearheaded hyper-local audience and artist development projects.

Leo Leung, aka CAPSLOCK, is a Montreal based campbellocker who has been training with the Montreal campbellocking collective, Lock Unity, for the last 8 years. He has since participated in multiple Lock Unity campbellocking showcases at different community street dance events and dance studios showcases. 

Most notably, Leo Leung has been part of the 2024 JOAT Street Dance Festival performance, in the piece titled : Time Travel, choreographed by Natasha “Tash” Jean-Bart and Lock Unity, a showcase dedicated to the creator of Campbellocking : Don “Campbellock” Campbell. 

In addition to this, Leo Leung has been participating in several campbellocking and street dance battles across Canada, as well as participated in street battle events in San Francisco and Hong Kong. He always has the goal to keep improving in his dance and in pursuit to keep growing as a dancer.