Veronica Tennant, a celebrated and esteemed Prima Ballerina, had the extraordinary privilege of devoting a remarkable 25-year period to her illustrious career as a Principal Dancer with the prestigious National Ballet of Canada.
During her tenure with the esteemed company, she had the unique opportunity to share the stage with some of the most renowned and celebrated dancers of her time, including the incomparable Erik Bruhn, the legendary Rudolf Nureyev, and the iconic Mikhail Baryshnikov.
Through her extensive and distinguished career, Veronica Tennant has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the world of dance, and her remarkable achievements and contributions will continue to be cherished and celebrated for generations to come.
As a testament to his multifaceted talents, Tennant made a seamless transition from stage to screen, his exceptional filmmaking skills earning him widespread recognition, including the esteemed International Emmy Award for his poignant documentary "Karen Kain: Dancing in the Moment".
Tennant's impressive professional trajectory extends far beyond her remarkable stage career, showcasing her remarkable adaptability and artistic range as she takes on the role of Movement Director for the esteemed "Penelopiad", a critically acclaimed production penned by the illustrious Margaret Atwood.
Furthermore, her literary talents have been showcased in esteemed publications such as "On Stage, Please" and "The Nutcracker", demonstrating her skill and dedication to her craft.
Moreover, her notable screenwriting credits have included collaborations with the acclaimed author Michael Ondaatje, as well as the creation of a commissioned multi-media stage-show, "NIÁGARA~ A Pan-American Story", specifically designed for the TO2015 event, a testament to her innovative spirit and ability to push the boundaries of her art.
