Led by Marilyn Yadultin Jensen of Carcross/Tagish First Nation, The Dakhká Khwáan Dancers are an Inland Tlingit, Whitehorse-based group.
A reaction against the tumult of right wing fundamentalist governments and their polarizing rhetoric, Undivided Colours is a reaffirmation of the ways humanity, kindness, compassion, generosity and intelligence have the potential to move us into new ways of being.
How can we embrace the new curatorial generation’s no-nonsense activism while honouring the milestones reached by the previous generation of presenters? Two generations weigh in on the current state of dance curation, and how they feel about each other.
Experiencing reflexology from the other side of the table
Accessibility in the Toronto dance sector
Some say that, with Frankenstein, Mary Shelley created the first myth since the ancient Greeks. The legendary tale has been reproduced ad infinitum, but the Alberta Ballet’s upcoming production will be something we’ve never seen before: a Frankenstein set in modern day.
Tracey Norman interviews artist-mothers about how the pandemic has magnified the lack of support for artist-caregivers.
Silent Survivors is the story of the Indian residential school experience told through song, traditional dance and creative expression.
Saskatoon
SK
March 19, 2020-19 mars 2021
The Free Flow Dance Theatre Company collaborated with Saskatoon-based musician and composer Cassandra Stinn and Photographer Ken Greenhorn to produce their feature work of
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