Michael Crabb is a Toronto-based arts journalist, broadcaster and lecturer and has written about dance internationally for almost forty years. He was a CBC Radio producer and on-air host from 1981 through 2000. He is currently dance critic for The Toronto Star. | Michael Crabb [rédacteur invité] est journaliste, diffuseur et conférencier établit à Toronto, et il écrit sur la danse ici à l’étranger depuis près de quarante ans. Il a été réalisateur et animateur à la radio CBC de 1981 à 2000. Il est actuellement critique de danse pour The Toronto Star.
Balanchine and the Lost Muse: Revolution and the Making of a Choreography by Elizabeth Kendall.
Malcolm is back! For those unfamiliar with the dancer’s so far short but distinguished career, Malcolm made his stage debut at Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre in a November 2009 Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie program called “Living Dances”.
Posted February 28, 2011Lois Smith, The National Ballet of Canada’s (NBoC) first prima ballerina, died at her home in Sechelt, BC, on January 22nd after a…
Posted January 24, 2011Jennifer Homans’ best-selling book Apollo’s Angels mourns the demise of ballet. Many practitioners beg to differ. How is ballet doing?
Lois Smith 1929-2011; Flamenco declared World Heritage Treasure by UNESCO; International choreography competition returns to Saint-Sauveur; John Hobday Arts Management Awards announced
Andrea Nann’s collaborative relationship with Tragically Hip front man Gord Downey goes back at least a decade.
Posted December 25, 2010Ottawa's Le Groupe Dance Lab, for more than twenty years a vital incubator of dance creativity under the artistic direction of Peter Boneham, closed permanently last summer.
Posted November 1, 2009For those not watchful of events at Ottawa's Le Groupe Dance Lab, the July 31st announcement that it would be closing its doors forever came as a stunning shock.
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