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Edges of Life
By Lindsay Zier-VogelThe Countess of Main Events by Susie Burpee and In Silence by Lesandra Dodson: Toronto: September 30-October 2, 2004
Thinking/Moving
By Kaija PepperI Seem to be a Verb by Susan Elliott: Vancouver: April 27-May 1, 2004
Poetic Craftsmanship
By Kathleen SmithPassare or Another Shape for Infinity by Ginette Laurin for O Vertigo: Toronto: February 15-19, 2005
Multimedia Metamorphosis
By Garth Von BuchholzDiving Girl by Karen Kuzak, TRIP Dance: Winnipeg: September 23-25, 2004
Sharing Time
By Philip SzporerLwaza by Zab Maboungou, Compagnie Danse Nyata Nyata: Montréal: February 17-25
Introspective Expressions
By Philip SzporerSa Geste: a program including works by Sasha Ivanochko and Audrey Lehouillier: Montréal: March 10-13, 2005
Painter/Cartographer — Dancer/Storyteller
By Lindsay Zier-VogelPortraits/Mapping by Sarah Chase: Toronto: May 6-8, 2004
Liquid and Vapour
By Lindsay Zier-VogelINKCrossfade2AIR: a program of works by Andrea Nann and Lydia Wagerer: Toronto: Dec 9-11, 2004
Three Women’s Voices
By Philip Szporer, Kate CornellExcerpts from the Canada Dance Festival: Ottawa: June 2004 (Chrysalis by Chick Snipper for Danstabat by Philip Szporer; The Stolen Show by Crystal Pite for Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal: by Philip Szporer; Lustrale by Anik Bouvrette by Katherine Cornell)
Contextualizing Choreography
By Allana LindgrenCynthia Barrett’s Eskimo Dances and National Identity in Post-War Canada by Allana Lindgren (2005 Winning Entry of the Lawrence and Miriam Adams Award for Popularizing Canadian Dance History)
Flying and Falling
By Melanie JonesI was Looking at the Ceiling and THEN I SAW THE SKY by Nicole Mion: Calgary: January 28-30, 2005
DANS: Dance Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia’s New Wave
Dance Ontario
Animating Ontario
Dance Manitoba
Manitoba’s Changing of the Guard
Dance Saskatchewan
Dare to Stay in Saskatchewan
Alberta Dance Alliance
Alberta Dances Beyond the Bounds
The Dance Centre
Presenting on the Pacific Coast
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