Considered one of the most exciting voices in Montréal’s dance community, Frédérick Gravel seeks to maintain the signature electrified atmosphere of his live performances while pushing in other directions.
Photographer Craig Chambers explores the contrast between the solitude of abandoned urban spaces and the vitality and movement of dancing bodies.
Interdisciplinarity in universities and funding organizations
How does the centrality of bodily experience affect interdisciplinarity in dance?
Thoughts on dismantling disciplines and other open questions
What dance artists and instructors need to know about SOCAN and Re:Sound license fees.
Is there a work or a collection of Canadian dance works that stand out as highlights to you from 2016? Are there any themes or ways of working that stand out to you as interesting or unique? We asked this question to dancers and dance enthusiasts from around the country and this was their reply.
The May/June 2012 issue of The Dance Current print magazine includes an interview with Ana Alexandre.”To achieve the life you want, you need to learn t…
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November 7, 2020-29 mai 2021
Coco Collective’s Dance Mentorship program returns for its third year! Do you have at least one year experience in the dance industry?
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