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038 - Life After Dance with Kojo 'Tuch' Mayne
1 hour 2 minutes Posted Apr 3, 2020 at 11:45 am.
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Have you ever wondered what your life would be like after dance? Or, have you asked yourself, “When would be the right time to hang up your shoes?” 

This week, we sat down with Toronto Legend, Kojo ‘Tuch’ Mayne. Through Toronto’s premiere entertainment company – Do Dat Entertainment – Tuch has transformed his passion for dance into a thriving career. Tuch has risen to the top of his craft as a sought after dancer/performer and choreographer known for his performance abilities & professionalism.

Tuch joined Do Dat Entertainment in 1998, and since then has performed with top musicians and entertainers, such as Shawn Desman, Eve & Gwen Stefani, Jully Black, Missy Elliott, and Selena Gomez. He’s worked with Sean Paul, Rihanna, Christina Aguilera, and Jay-Z in music videos and commercials. In addition, Tuch has appeared in numerous television/film and stage productions such as: the 2011 Much Music Awards, the Listener series, 2010 Olympic Torch Ceremony, E! News Weekend, the motion picture Honey featuring Jessica Alba, the Junos, and the BET Awards.

A few highlights have been assisting Luther Brown on So You Think You Can Dance Canada, Lifetime’s 2014 biopic "Aaliyah: The Princess of R&B" & the 2015 Pan Am Opening Ceremony. Most recently, Tuch choreographed for Chinese superstar Kris Wu’s performance on the 2018 iHeartRadio MMVAS and the 2019 television series “TallBoyz” on CBC.

With over 20 years of experience, Tuch is a fixture in the Toronto dance industry, having taught classes & workshops internationally, guiding and working with up-coming artists, and judging at the World Of Dance Competition 2011- 2012 & the 2017- 2018 Canada Hip Hop Dance Championship. 

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