Toronto
Something Rich & Strange - Saturday, December 12 at 7pm
Performance | Spectacle
Toronto All
December 12 décembre 2020
Ballet
WinterSong Virtual Watch Party
Broadcast | Diffusion
Toronto ON
December 12 décembre 2020
Contemporary
Black Ballerina
Performance | Spectacle
Toronto ON
November 27-28 novembre 2020
Contemporary
Dancemakers, One of Toronto’s Oldest Dance Companies, Is Closing After 46 Years
After 46 years in operation, one of Toronto’s oldest dance companies has announced its closure. Dancemakers will officially end all activities in July 2021, following a final season of programming.
Posted November 24, 2020
Sandra Laronde Receives the 2020 Celebration of Cultural Life Award
Presented every two years as part of the Toronto Arts Foundation’s Signature Awards, the Celebration of Cultural Life Award recognizes excellence in three Toronto individuals whose work is a celebration of life through the arts.
Posted October 28, 2020
On the Ground
Manifesting Politics Into Drag
By Emily LatimerEmily Latimer caught up with drag king and performance artist Heath V. Salazar to talk about how the intersection of drag and politics can engage audiences in discussions about race, gender and religion. Read the original profile in our November/December 2020 issue.
Posted October 16, 2020
Dusk Dances 2020: A virtual event
Performance | Spectacle
Toronto ON
October 17 octobre 2020
7:30 | 19:30
Dancefilm
Something Rich & Strange
Performance | Spectacle
Toronto ON
October 28 octobre 2021
7:00 | 19:00
Ballet Social
Fall for Dance North
Festival | Festival
Toronto ON
September 29-18 octobre 2020
Contemporary
Toronto’s Dora Mavor Moore Award Winners Announced
Like so many other events, the forty-first annual Dora Mavor Moore Awards found themselves right in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Posted June 29, 2020
Seeking Everyday Magicians: An Immersive Digital Live Show
Performance | Spectacle
Toronto ON
June 13-21 juin 2020
13-20 @ 8:00 pm | 13-20 @ 16:00
Dance Theatre
Writers & Readers
(Re)Connecting the Circle
By Amy HullClaudia Moore’s MOonhORsE Dance Theatre presented Older & Reckless #42 in November of 2019. Amy Hull responds to the six works presented by artists Bill Coleman, Barbara Kaneratonni Diabo, Christine Friday, Elizabeth Langley, JP Longboat, Byron Chief Moon, and Lee Maracle.
Posted March 30, 2020
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Connecting With a Classic
By Nicole DecseyRatmansky’s choreography is cutting edge while keeping the classical beauty of the ballet alive.
Posted March 28, 2020
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Rivalling the Classics
By Thomas DobronyiCommissioned for the National Ballet’s sixtieth anniversary, Ratmansky’s production has since become a touring showpiece for the company, earning its place alongside more canonical versions.
Posted March 26, 2020
Getting to know your fruit
Performance | Spectacle
Toronto ON
May 7-10 mai 2020
Multidisciplinary
Anne of Green Gables – The Ballet™
Performance | Spectacle
Toronto ON
July 24-26 juillet 2020
Ballet
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Everything That Rises Must Converge
By Marie TrotterLeap day reliably recurs once every four years, but the National Ballet’s mixed program Angels’ Atlas with Chroma & Marguerite and Armand was an even rarer temporal event in our journey around the sun. The February 29 opening of this eccentric program was an evening of stylistic whiplash never to be seen again.
Posted March 11, 2020
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
When Stars Collide
By Joshua ChongA homecoming, a tantalizing taster and a farewell celebration highlighted The National Ballet of Canada’s triple bill, which opened at the Four Seasons Centre on February 29.
Posted March 11, 2020
On the Ground
Ballet, Drag and Everything In Between
By Sean YoungBrooke Lynn Hytes, season eleven runner-up and first Canadian queen on RuPaul’s Drag Race, is sashaying back to her hometown, Toronto. She’ll be performing with Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo on March 7 and 8 at the Winter Garden Theatre.
Posted March 4, 2020
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