Kaija Pepper

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Kaija Pepper writes for several publications, including The Globe and Mail. The Man Next Door Dances: The Art of Peter Bingham, her third dance history book, was a finalist for the 2008 City of Vancouver Book Award. She enjoys teaching writing at SFU’s School for the Contemporary Arts. | Kaija Pepper [rédactrice invitée, rédactrice adjointe des critiques] écrit pour plusieurs publications, y compris The Globe and Mail. The Man Next Door Dances: The Art of Peter Bingham, son troisième livre d’histoire de danse, a été finaliste pour le prix du livre 2008 de la Ville de Vancouver. Elle aime bien enseigner la rédaction à la School for the Contemporary Arts de l’Université Simon Fraser. 

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Kaija Pepper

About a girl and two guys

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Butoh and Beyond

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Crazy Conservative

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Super Busy Men in Suits 

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Canada’s Fabulous Flamencos 

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The Dance Current

Leland Windreich (1926-2012)

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The Dedication of “Edgers” 

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Collaborate or Perish 

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Secretly, a Sisterhood of Wilis 

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The Kiss of a Drunk Dog and Other Inspirations for Dance 

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Kaleidoscopes that Keep on Turning 

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A Retro Night Out 

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Smart and Edgy, Brash and Hopeful 

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Short Stories about Me (and You) 

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The Dance Current

Diving into Dance

A Critic's Manifesto

Article Feature

Ballet’s Evolving Story of Style and Presence 

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A Fine Introspection 

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Elusive, in a Half-Light 

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Moments Captured 

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Multiple Perspectives

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Not Pleasing Proportions, but Fascinating Ones 

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Also the Light of Laughter and Connection 

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A Whodunit, Danced 

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Three Fine Solos in Beautiful Brutish Columbia 

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West Coast Summer Dance 

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A Month of Dance in Vancouver 

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The Dance Current

Making Ballet in Troubled Times 

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Beyond One Man’s Story 

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Once Upon an Ultra-Modern Time 

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The Dance Current

Responding to Risk: A Dialogue 

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Asking the Why of “WhaT,?” 

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A Flamenco Memoir 

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A Troubling Beauty 

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The Refreshing Baroque 

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M.Talk.2: a conversation between critics 

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Creating a Sense of Occasion 

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Edges of Darkness 

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Fast and Furious for a Reason  

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Self-expression and entertainment: a fine balance 

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Cuddly Animals Ease the Angst 

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Dancing to Save Paradise 

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Flamenco with an Asian Touch 

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Not Quite a Theatrical Journey 

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Driven by Plot not Desire 

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A Butoh Classic 

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It Dances as a Whole 

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Seriously Improvising 

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That Rare Breed Called Soloist  

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A Ceremonial Event  

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The Dance Current

A Stage Full of Hurtin’ Albert’ns  

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Gods and Dance Know Space and Time  

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First, A Comedy 

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Vancouver International Dance Festival 2005

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The Birthday Edition 

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Paper, Fire and a Dying Swan 

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Techno-Divinity? 

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Patchwork but Persistent 

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Thinking/Moving — Moving/Thinking 

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Ballet in the Vernacular 

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A Muted Debut 

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A Wealth of Influences 

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The Dance Current

Humour, Words and Some All-Out Dance 

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Everything Except Time 

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Martial Arts Meets Sea Shanty 

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A Cerebral Take on a Swirling Tale 

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