A collage of anecdotes and reflections reveals a portrait of Montréal dance artist, presenter and dance activist Daniel Soulières.
For their February performances, COBA co-founders Charmaine Headley and Bakari E. Lindsay are both creating new works.
When it comes to mixed-ability dance, audience access and ability are a key part of the equation. How do we engage with and talk about unfamiliar performance experiences?
James Sanders and France Geoffrey are but two individuals belonging to a larger population of artists in Canada who are working with and through disability to present a variety of artistic visions.
This month, Ottawa’s Propeller Dance tours to the International Disability Arts Symposium Momentum ‘09 in Auckland, New Zealand.
Québec’s Alan Lake
Ballet BC moves forward; Le Groupe AD resigns; The future of dance heritage [Dance Collection Danse]; TDSB renames school to honour Karen Kain; Recent Awards in Dance [Lata Pada; Margie Gillis; Susanna Hood; Esmeralda Enrique; Marlene Millar and Philip Szporer; Anik Bissonnette; Noam Gagnon; Kenneth Sherman; Farley Johansson; Science Friction]
From Susanna Hood, artistic director of hum, Toronto; Pierre-Paul Savoie, artistic director of PPS Danse, Montréal; Day Helesic, co-artistic producer and choreographer of MovEnt, Vancouver
Nico Archambault
Hélène Langevin, directrice artistique de Bouge de là
It is perhaps the presence of the body – and a desire to express one’s self through and from the body – that continues to define dance as an art form.
The Norwegian contemporary dance company Carte Blanche is hitting Canada, first at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa with 3 O’Clock in the Afternoo…
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March 26-21 mai 2021
Catch on demand performances from Fall for Dance North’s 2019 event at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), celebrating the legacy of Merce Cunningham (Available until May 21)
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