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How Long?
By Michael CrabbIt’s About Time: 60 Dances in 60 Minutes by Dancemakers: Toronto: February 11-14, 2009
Beneath the gesture, under our skin
By Philip SzporerLa Chambre Blanche by O Vertigo: Montréal: February 12-14, 18-21 and 25-28, 2009
Character Study: Human frailty, despair, courage, resilience
By Michael CrabbThe future memory heartbreak junction by Sasha Ivanochko, blackandblue dance projects: Toronto: December 11-13, 2008
Resonant and restless voices
By Holly HarrisSauti by NAfro Dance Productions: Winnipeg: October 23-26, 2008
Two plus four (excerpt)
By Philip SzporerMurugesan and Wadge at the Festival Transatlantique Montréal: Montréal: October 1-4, 2008; Aval by Meena Murugesan; One Hundred Returnings by Chanti Wadge
Whirlwind Celebration
By Salena KitteringhamShumka at 50 … An Anniversary Concert: Edmonton: March 19-20, 2009
A Month of Dance in Vancouver
By Kaija Pepper, Rob KitsosVancouver International Dance Festival: March 3-April 4, 2009
Unresolved encounters
By Michael CrabbDis/(sol/ve)r by Christopher House for Toronto Dance Theatre: Toronto: November 18-22, 2008
How do you critique a dying man’s art?
By Philip SzporerOver my Dead Body by Dave St-Pierre: Montréal: January 20-25, 2009
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