About Lisa and Christine Brkich of Two Sisters Dance Projects

ABOUT US

WELCOME! Storytelling is at the root of our exploration whether communicating to young audiences or adults. This convention is at the heart of everything we produce. We invite you into our stories.

Sincerely,

Christine and Lisa

Most recently, Passages, a contemporary work based on the human need to be supported, premiered at York University with the York Dance Ensemble. Two Sisters Dance Projects worked alongside director and writer, Sibel Guvenc of Kybele films to create the dance film End of the Rope and One Step Apart. Dance films were featured at the On Art Film Festival in Poland (2019) and the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival (BIFFF) in the Spring of 2020. The End of the Rope dance film won a Bronze Remi Award in the Shorts Science Fiction Category at 53rd World Fest Houston International Film Festival.

Two Sisters Dance Projects' works have been performed within Canada and abroad along the Adriatic coast, while continuing to fulfill the need to educate and inspire other dancers and dance educators, offering master classes in various dance disciplines. Having completed a B.F.A. from Ryerson University, and M.F.A. degrees in Choreography from York University, their mission furthers to communicate relatable human experiences while inspiring young artists to access their artistic mastery.

Various photos of Christine & Lisa Brkich seen through this site by Zlatko Cetinic (imagesmadereal.com)

Christine Brkich, B.F.A., M.F.A

Christine has most recently completed her Masters of Fine Arts in Choreography at York University, and holds a B.F.A. in Dance from Ryerson University. Ms. Brkich was responsible for organizing, choreographing, and performing in Dancing Through Front-Tears, the company's successful tour of Croatia's Adriatic Coast.

Lisa Brkich, B.F.A., B.Ed., M.F.A.

Lisa graduated from York University’s Masters of Fine Arts program in choreography in 2019. She is the co-creator of The Legwarmers, a children’s series based on life lessons through dance and the comfort of family. Upon graduating from Ryerson University’s Dance program in 1993, Lisa co-founded InMotion Dance Company with her sister Christine.