Linnea Swan

Dancer Marie France Forcier in "Marie" / Photo by Citrus Photo

Marie France Forcier, Melanie Kloetzel, Linnea Swan, Brandy Leary, Jocelyn Leiver

Dance ProSeries

Performance | Spectacle

Calgary AB
January 25-26 janvier 2019
8:00 | 20:00
Contemporary

Rosanna Terracciano'snew work in progress / Image courtesy of the presenter

Tania Alvarado, Marie France Forcier, Melanie Kloetzel, Linnea Swan, Rosanna Terracciano, Amber Borotsik, Gerry Morita

THE EXPERIMENT #3

Performance | Spectacle

Edmonton AB
January 11-12 janvier 2019
8:00 | 20:00
Contemporary, Improvisation

Kitt Johnson, Susie Burpee, Linnea Swan, Deepti Gupta, Marie-Josée Chartier, Pia Bouman

Older & Reckless #41

Performance | Spectacle

Toronto ON
November 9-10 novembre 2018
8:00 | 20:00
Contemporary

Yes Manifesto (2018)

Linnea Swan interprets modern dance history, makes us laugh, makes us cry and makes us laugh-cry By Emma Doran

With Swan’s impeccable comedic timing, we’re in good hands on a journey through modern dance moments. Each performance is enacted by Swan as she struggles with anxiety, and each is interrupted by one of Yvonne Rainer’s tenets. Nijinsky? Swan asks through her performance (“No to spectacle”). Duncan? (“No to transformations and magic”). Chouinard? (“No to trash imagery”). Ugh, fine, karaoke? (“No to camp”). And so on …

Posted August 21, 2018

Helen Husak, Davida Monk, Linnea Swan

Musculus Mundi - Dance Action Lab 2018

Performance | Spectacle

Calgary AB
July 19-21 juillet 2018
8:00 | 20:00
Contemporary

Kristine Nutting, Linnea Swan

Recipe 4

Performance | Spectacle

Edmonton AB
March 16-18 mars 2018
8:00 | 20:00
Contemporary

Volume 21, Issue 1
January/February 2018

Volume 19, Issue 6
November/December 2016

Swan Lake Syndrome

The forty-minute solo by Toronto-based artist Linnea Swan is a comedic and poignant autobiography of the highs and lows of a life and career in dance – starting with having the last name Swan as a young ballerina.

Posted May 24, 2016

Is Everyone a Critic?

Changing Paradigms in Dance Criticism By Kathleen Smith

This past spring, tensions simmered in the Toronto dance community between artists and critics in the mainstream media. In this feature article from the July/August 2015 issue, Kathleen Smith has undertaken to investigate the issues that arose – exploring the history, the central issues, the problems and the questions that characterize the discourse today.

Posted September 9, 2015

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