Founded in August 2018 by a dynamic group of young creators, B.COSE emerged in Toronto, Canada with a vibrant vision. This collective was born from the diversity of its founders' nationalities and their shared passion for the arts. COSE's mission is to create a robust work platform that fosters connections, cultivates creativity, and strengthens the artistic community and workforce. This is achieved through the exchange of artists' skills, both within Toronto and internationally.

B.COSE has been dedicated to providing training for performing artists, not just in conventional settings but also in public and alternative spaces. This approach broadens the scope of performance art and makes it more accessible. Additionally, COSE is known for organizing a variety of cultural events. These events range from performing arts functions to social entertainment and leisure activities, all aimed at diversifying Toronto's performing arts market and expanding its audience.

The essence of B.COSE is community-driven, with a focus on building from the community for the community. This ethos is reflected in their commitment to creating opportunities for artists to grow, collaborate, and showcase their talents, thereby enriching the cultural fabric of Toronto. COSE stands as a beacon of innovation and cultural exchange in the performing arts scene, embodying a spirit of inclusivity and artistic evolution.

Studio Management

Naomi Atkin is a circus-style hoop artist born and raised in Toronto.
Naomi has always loved the arts but her passion bloomed when she went to Rosedale Heights School of the Arts where she further explored movement and performance.

Naomi continued her arts as a self taught hula hooper specifically focusing on exploring 3 hoop concepts and pushing the boundaries of hoop juggling and flow.

Throughout the years, her skills have allowed her to create multiple solo performances and workshops presented world wide.

Naomi started her educational career in 2021, founding Nomi Hoops company that was focused on personal and group hula hope lessons.

In 2023 Naomi became a co-director of COSE. Naomi Continues her exploration and passion for movement by sharing her knowledge of hula hoops and juggling with anyone who wants to learn! Naomi believes that anyone who wants to can learn to juggle and hoop! Nothing in life makes her happier than seeing others learn and grow with their flow.

Artistic Director 

Fer "Grillo" Camacho is a Mexican-canidian Artist. Born in Mexico, they had the opportunity to train at Centro Nacional de Danza Contemporánea – CENADAC, under the direction of Guillermina Bravo, where they developed their Graham technique.

They continued their studies and professional career at the Conservatory of Contemporary Dance of Yucatán, under the direction of Lourdes Luna.

Fer had the opportunity to participation workshops with dancers such as Karen DeLuna, Dominik Borucki, Adrian Arriaga, Francisco Cordoba, Kristie Simson, and Martin Piliponsky, among others.

Fer continued their studies at The Toronto Dance Theatre. In 2018, they started the Collective of Scenic Exchange (COSE), where they continue to serve as the Artistic Director, organizing workshops, shows, podcasts, and video/dance productions.