Various

Do You Call Yourself a "Dancer"?

For many performers and movers, calling themselves dancers is a personal decision based on disciplinary, financial and emotional factors. The Dance Current asked artists from across the country why or why not they relate the title.

Healthy Dancer

Big Little Secrets: Part II

Understanding abuse and trauma in dance

instruMENTAL + Ça prend un village

QC
January 30-2 février 2020
Various

Political Bodies

Public protest on the land now called Canada often disrupts the rhythms of everyday life. Dance, when used in and as protest, entails the work of remembrance and caring for difficult histories, memories and stories. Elan Marchinko explores four performative works that engage in protest: The Holomodor Project, Meridian, Bearing and Blackout. Included are Rodney Diverlus’s choreographer’s notes.

Toronto International Dance Festival (TIDF 2019) - Fall Indoor Concert

Scarborough ON
October 26 octobre 2019
Various

Provocations

Holding Each Other Up

Aimée Dawn Robinson talks about the importance of taking the time to “embrace, nourish and celebrate your artistry.”

Toronto Fringe Festival

Toronto ON
July 3-14 juillet 2019
Various

PS: we are all here

Toronto ON
July 6-13 juillet 2019
Contemporary, Various

On the Ground

Heading South

Working in the United States requires patience, planning and help.