Aeriosa Dance Society
Coming up June 21 and 22, the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts in Burnaby presents Aeriosa Dance Society, an all female cast of aerialists lead by artistic director and choreographer Julia Taffe. From earth to sky, Being lifts the dancers high above in a dreamy imagination of dancing together in outer space.
Milestone Anniversaries for Dance Schools
The Professional Program of the School of Contemporary Dancers and Vancouver’s Goh Ballet Academy celebrate anniversaries with gala performances.
What's In Your Dancebag?
Ever wonder what’s in his/her dancebag? We started this new feature, What’s In Your Dancebag? in the May/June 2012 issue and our first subject was choreographer, performer and kickass hip hop teacher Fly Lady Di, Diana Reyes.
Across Oceans
Stream, a ballet featuring live streaming, was a highlight of AI13 at Canada's National Ballet School.
By Kathleen SmithThe Malaise of Modernity
In Ainsi parlait… the performers (Daniel Parent, Marilyn Perreault, Éric Robidoux and Anne Thériault) are in charge of it all, and also, in total crisis. By Lucy M. May
Santevia Water Bottle with Alkaline Water Stick
Hydrate this summer with a Santevia water bottle and alkaline water stick – a convenient way to create mineralized, alkaline water anytime, anywhere.
How do you handle pain?
We asked a handful of practitioners across the country how they deal with, work with and otherwise live with the pain that goes hand-in-hand with a career in dance.
Mark Morris
The Mark Morris Dance Group presents L’Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato June 21 - June 23 at Toronto’s Luminato Festival.
L’Allegro Movement Project
L’Allegro Movement Project is a collaboration between teachers from the Mark Morris Dance Group’s Dance for PD program, the Toronto Dancing with Parkinson’s group and students from Nelson Mandela Park Public School. Their work will be presented on June 19 as part of the Luminato Festival.
Espace Danse Québec – a new home for dance in Montréal
On May 22nd Agora de la Danse, a fixture in the Montréal dance community, announced its involvement in a twenty-five-million-dollar project, the Espace Danse Québec.
