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By Bridget CautheryCanadian Conference of the Arts announces new Board of Governors; CORPUS tours to Benin, West Africa; Peterborough New Dance’s Emergency festival celebrates ten years; Dances for a SMALL Stage revived in Vancouver; Toronto Dance Theatre tour a success; Banff Centre partnership with Ballet BC; Dusk Dances announces program for 2002; Dance Danse announces 2002/2003 season; Harbourfront’s World Moves announces 2002/2003 season; Royal Winnipeg Ballet announces new season; DanceWorks announces 2002/2003 season; Website of the Month: Canada Dance Festival: www.canadadance.ca
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By Amy Bowring, Amy Bowring, Dance Collection DanseRoyal Commission on National Development in the Arts, Letters and Sciences report, 1951
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Toronto
ON
May 9-11 mai 2019
8:00 | 20:00
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