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Volume 6, Issue 9
April 2004

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Features

Profile

By Jennifer Lord

Judith Garay: A Journey Home

Social Studies

By Darcey Callison

Voicing Dance (part two) On Vocal Training for Dancers

In the Making

By Robin J. Miller

Lynda Raino and Crystal Pite: A conversation about the nature of dance and life

Perspectives on Education

By Ann Kipling Brown

The reflective teacher

Departments

Making Waves

By Karen Stern

Katarina Rajkovic: Electric Energy

Toronto Theatre Alliance moves from crisis to transition; Wyman hosts round table in Moncton; New dance company in Victoria [Ballet Victoria; Jacqueline Sloan]; House looks back; 25th anniversary for Brian Webb Dance Company; Kain stars in Dumais’ Elegy; NBoC announces 2004-2005 season; Website of the Month: Ballet Victoria: www.balletvictoria.ca

Health Beat

By Susie Langley

Nutrition basics for dancers #3: high performance snacks & mini-meals

Dancefact

By Amy Bowring, Amy Bowring, Dance Collection Danse

Alan Skinner

Ground Level

By Lys Stevens

Renata Soutter: a mosaic career

Broadening the Stage

Pervasive conceptions about which bodies are considered beautiful, professionally acceptable or healthy continue to restrict how individuals seek self-expression through the art of dance. Activists, experts and dance artists discuss the importance of body diversity in presenting a wider range of lived experiences onstage, reaching new audiences and connecting with them more meaningfully.

Video

Scholarship Dance: Vancouver and Toronto

The dance training school for emerging artists Scholarship Dance is ready to set up shop in Toronto. Their successful Vancouver school has been runnin…

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