Pole and aerial performer and co-owner of Vertika Pole Fitness Studio
Posted February 4, 2019Co-artistic director and producer of Rhythm & Sound Productions
Posted March 20, 2018Principal dancer with Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet and founding member of Q Dance
Posted November 30, 2017Packing for a performance (and the end of the world)
Posted September 15, 2017Contemporary dance artist and teacher
Posted August 11, 2017Co-artistic director, Form Contemporary Dance Theatre
Posted January 10, 2017Principal dancer, Sampradaya Dance Creations
Posted November 8, 2016Calgary-based artist Melissa Tuplin admits to being an overpacker, a believer in the bullet list system, and a triple-clothing-layer kind of dancer.
Posted October 4, 2016Michael Caldwell, choreographer, dancer and artistic producer of Fall for Dance North in Toronto.
Posted September 20, 2016As a dancer with Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal, the contents of Kiera Hill’s dancebag reflect the touring lifestyle of her internationally focused company.
Posted May 19, 2016Artistic director of the Lorita Leung Dance Company and principal of the Lorita Leung Dance Academy in Vancouver, Jone packs her dancebag with things to help her get through her busy day teaching and performing Chinese dance
Posted March 9, 2016Soprano Neema Bickersteth, creator and performer of Century Song, has a dancebag full of items to help her with her ambitious one-woman performance.
Posted January 19, 2016Jackie Latendresse of Free Flow Dance, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, has a dancebag full of items that reflect her company’s twenty years of creating dance in the Prairies
Posted November 2, 2015Simon “Klassic” Xavier is a popper who dances and teaches at Ottawa’s Flava Factory. He is also the dance coordinator for the House of PainT competition. We asked him what he keeps in his bag for competition weekends.
Posted October 6, 2015Lucy Rupert is a dancer/choreographer in Toronto. As a metaphor, her dancebag is a test to her busy life: if the bag is too full it likely has things she doesn’t need or possibly her schedule is just too out of control. See what staples she’s sure to always have with her.
Posted August 5, 2015Linda Palmer is sixty-four and has been dancing flamenco for ten years. “It keeps the brain active! I love everything: the rhythms, the costumes, the physicality, the camaraderie.”
Posted June 1, 2015“TheraBands, for foot-strengthening exercises when I’m working with synchro teams,” says Nichols who founded a conditioning method based on ballet.
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