Deanne Underwood

Deanne danced and toured internationally as a soloist with the Goh Ballet in Vancouver for two years. While in Vancouver she studied for her Solo Seal examination as a scholarship student with Ms. Lynnette Kelley, ARAD. At the School of Toronto Dance Theatre she trained as a comtemporary dancer and began her “modest career as a choreographer”. Her favourite experience while at the school was working with the Grossman company and dancing the mother in Danny Grossman's Endangered Species. Deanne also participated in Christopher Houses' first installment of the company's summer series dance intensive, and while in Toronto performed in several independent dance projects during the summer, including the annual "dusk dances" series. While studying to become a registered massage therapist in Saskatoon she continued to perform as an independent soloist. Currently Deanne works at River Valley Health as an RMT specializing in sports related injury rehabilitation and deep tissue massage.