Various
Healthy Dancer
Big Little Secrets: Part II
By Jo-Anne La FlècheUnderstanding abuse and trauma in dance
Posted December 21, 2019
Suspendu au sol + Pythagore mon corps
Performance | Spectacle
Montréal QC
February 6-9 février 2020
Various
instruMENTAL + Ça prend un village
Performance | Spectacle
QC
January 30-2 février 2020
Various
2020 Dance Collection Danse Hall of Fame
Fundraiser | Levée de fonds
Toronto National
March 29 mars 2020
Various
Political Bodies
Dance and/as Protest By Elan Marchinko, Rodney DiverlusPublic 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.
Posted November 20, 2019
Toronto International Dance Festival (TIDF 2019) - Fall Indoor Concert
Festival | Festival
Scarborough ON
October 26 octobre 2019
Various
Baby, this is what you came for or I’m walking on my future
Workshop | Classe
Calgary AB
September 26-5 octobre 2019
Various
Provocations
Holding Each Other Up
By Aimee Dawn RobinsonAimée Dawn Robinson talks about the importance of taking the time to “embrace, nourish and celebrate your artistry.”
Posted August 6, 2019
On the Ground
Heading South
By Grace Wells-SmithWorking in the United States requires patience, planning and help.
Posted May 23, 2019
Myth-Busting
The Dance Current asked artists to share the misconceptions and assumptions surrounding the style(s) and genre(s) they work in and what they wish people knew about their practice.
Posted May 9, 2019Writers & Readers
Message for International Dance Day From Louise Lecavalier
Louise Lecavalier shares a message for International Dance Day, via Regroupement québécois de la danse.
Posted April 29, 2019
Provocations
Moving Beyond the Theory of Inclusion
By Ravyn Ariah WngzRavyn Ariah Wngz talks about the importance of seeking out those most affected by marginalization and exclusion to inform us of what changes are needed in the dance community.
Posted April 8, 2019
On the Ground
Getting Involved at the Federal Level
By Kate CornellWhy should the dance community care about politics? Kate Cornell writes about why it’s important for dance artists to get involved and offers tips on how to convincingly speak to politicians.
Posted March 19, 2019
