The first in a three-part series shot by director and choreographer Robert Halley in Baoshan, China, House of D.A.M.’s Getting Severe is both playful and sexy. Eight dancers clad in all black and occasionally donning kitten masks bring vogue to the streets in this video. A combination of modelling, theatre and dance established in the Harlem ballroom scene, vogue could not be further from its roots in China, but these dancers make it look right at home.
Tracey Norman interviews artist-mothers about how the pandemic has magnified the lack of support for artist-caregivers.
A Quiet Flamenco is a series of short films shot and edited by Rosanna Terracciano, an independent flamenco artist based in Calgary whose goal is to expose the “vulnerable, introverted and muted” aspects of flamenco dance.
Edmonton
AB
February 13-14 février 2021
Facing uncertainty in difficult times, Kevin Jesuino explores memory and a reimagining of the future according to his queer body weathervane.
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