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By Kathleen Gould LundyAnother way of Knowing: programs for dance in Ontario’s public schools
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By Bridget CautherySaskatchewan tables legislation to promote Status of the Artist; Kevin Garland appointed executive director at the National Ballet of Canada; New endowment to support retired dancers; Max Wyman appointed to UNESCO; Regina ensemble represents North America at international folk festival; Kokoro Dance hosts beach front butoh festival; Michael Trent and Mary Jago new ambassadors of the DTRC; Dance radio show launched in Montréal; Christine Moynihan appointed executive director of DUO; CCDT tours south-east Asia; Hip hop program provides positive role for youths [Culture Shock Canada; Kimahli Powell]; Robert Duplessis dies at age 57; Website of the Month: Square Feet: www.torontoartscape.on.ca/main/800.squarefeetframe.htm
Dancefact
By Amy Bowring, Amy Bowring, Dance Collection DanseCharleston contest, 1925; Dorothea May Richmond; Toy Smith
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SuperSuper
Line Nault
Montréal
QC
October 17-20 octobre 2018
7:00 | 19:00
Line Nault’s SuperSuper is an enigmatic duet coded by a mix of gesture, sound and video projections that piece together to speak on the resonance of bodies in space and pro
