Les moutons

Born in France, David Danzon emigrated to Canada in 1985. He graduated from the York University Acting program in 1992 and has been acting professionally in TV, Film, Theatre and Dance ever since. After writing and starring in several children TV series for Tfo and for Treehouse TV, and performing in numerous stage productions, David Danzon co-founded CORPUS in 1997 and has dedicated his creative energy to the company for the past 29 years. He won a Gold medal for Canada in 2001 at the IV Games of la Francophonie in the street theatre competition.

Gibum Dante Lim is an actor, mover and theatre maker. He has performed with CORPUS in Transhumance, The Alpine Merry Sheep Choir. and Camping Royale. He was a part of the creative ensemble for Last Landscape, directed by Adam Paolozza, which received numerous Dora Award nominations, including Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble. Currently, he is a member of the creative ensemble for Suzanne Liska’s Tea with Mara, set to be presented at Citadel + Compagnie in Toronto.

Robert Feetham (he/him) is a Dora award-winning actor, comedian, clown and mime. In 2022 he performed in the 5-time Dora-winning production of Italian Mime Suicide (Bad New Days/ The Theatre Centre). Since 2013, he has toured 16 countries with CORPUS. He is one half of the comedy duo Tasty Sandwich and is a part of an ongoing international theatre for young audiences’ project with artists from 11 different countries called the Childhood Project (Unga Klara). Rob has a one-man mime adaptation of Jules Verne's classic Journey to the Centre of the Earth.

Macayla Paris is a multi-disciplinary artist with dreams of collaborating with artists in theatre, music, dance and visual art. Macayla wants to develop compelling work that builds the connection and harmony between art forms and relationships that we have with one another. Most recently, Macayla toured with CORPUS in Divine Interventions, Les moutons and Camping Royale. Other works include performing as Texas (KitKat player) in Ovation Production's Cabaret, movement direct Unit 6’s 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche, and Dandelion Theatre’s A Winter’s Tale.

Takako Segawa is a contemporary dancer, choreographer, theatre performer and director specializing in Japanese dance arts. Born in Japan, she trained extensively in traditional Japanese arts and contemporary movement before graduating from the London Contemporary Dance School.

With a distinguished career spanning over 25 years, Takako has performed across Europe, Asia and North America. Her work has received critical recognition, including nominations for the Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Female Performance in 2015, as well as for Ensemble with Canadian Stage (Universal Child Care, 2023) and CORPUS (Mukashi Mukashi, 2025). She has also been honoured with awards from the All Japan Kobe Dance Festival and the Stuttgart SoloTanz Festival.

Originally from Mexico City, Carla Soto’s main dance training was at The School of Toronto Dance Theatre, l’École Supèrieure de Danse du Quebec (Montreal) and at La Academia de la Danza Mexicana in Mexico City.

Since 2001, Carla has been dancing for several contemporary and Indigenous Dance Choreographers such as: Tanya Lukin-Linklater, Santee Smith (Kaha:wi Dance Theatre), Penny Couchie and Alejandro Ronceria (Co-producers of Earth in Motion World Indigenous Dance company), Rulan Tangen as well with Aurelie Pedron (Montreal) and Ilotopie Theatre Company (France). 

Carla joined CORPUS in 2002 and is honored to have been part of the very first cast of “Les moutons”, her being the black sheep!