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Volume 3, Issue 3
July/August 2000

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Features

Canada Dance Festival: Five Perspectives from the field

By Kate Cornell

A Festival of Words

Canada Dance Festival: Five Perspectives from the field

By Sara Porter

Sara P goes to the festival

Canada Dance Festival: Five Perspectives from the field

By Megan Andrews

Spaces and Voices

Canada Dance Festival: Five Perspectives from the field

By Ted Fox

Festival Musings

Canada Dance Festival: Five Perspectives from the field

By Bonnie Kim

Day by Day

Perspectives

Fringe Dance, Lottery-Based Festivals: Taking a chance on dance?

Dance “Outsiders”

By Rachel Pulfer

Making a Scene in the City

Taking the Stage

New Moves in Toronto’s jazz dance scene

By Lara Ebata

Departments

Short Waves

By Bridget Cauthery

Jini Stolk; Jennifer Fournier; Canada Dance Festival; Cathy Levy; Kimberly Glasco; Martha Graham Dance Company; The Theatre Centre; The Music Gallery; Winchester Street Theatre flood

Tax Time is over, take out the next shoe box

By Maxine Heppner

Dancefact

By Amy Bowring, Amy Bowring, Dance Collection Danse

Rita Warne; Toronto Ballet

Health Beat

By Dion MacArthur

Anorexia, A personal struggle

Most dance artists and presenters must negotiate the tension between creating work that meets their artistic goals, that is accessible to their community and that provides the fiscal support required to live as an artist and to run a company. Emma Doran speaks with artists, organizations and presenters across the country to discuss how they envision their audience, how they are seeking to reach those individuals and what constitutes meaningful engagement with them.

Video

Creature at In Situ Festival

Mississauga-based artist Colleen Snell is known for her highly theatrical and site-specific dance work, and her newest creation, Creature, will be no exception.

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