Videos

CASCADIA Dance & Cinema Festival in Vancouver

This teaser of PAS by Canadian Aléas Films is just a hint of some of what will be on offer at the CASCADIA Dance & Cinema Festival.

Posted August 22, 2016

52 Portraits Monday 25 July: Crystal Pite

Dance, Music and Story in 52 Portraits

52 Portraits is a digital project featuring brief videos of dancers or performers accompanied with music and autobiographical lyrics.

Posted August 19, 2016

New Photographic Series Focuses on the True Joy of Dance

11 Million Reasons, a new photographic series by Sean Goldthorpe commissioned by People Dancing, puts the spotlight on inclusivity in dance with cinematic flare.

Posted August 16, 2016

So Cold - Tank - Choreography by Alexander Chung | Filmed by @TimMilgram

T.Milly Productions Presents Ayden Nguyen

Six-year-old dance superstar Ayden Nguyen goes viral in a piece choreographed by Edmonton’s Alexander Chung.

Posted August 11, 2016

Dancers Make Epic Dance Video To "Can't Stop The Feeling" (Toronto, Canada Edition)

Toronto Dancers "Can't Stop the Feeling"

This fun and upbeat dance video features Toronto dancers in the “most diverse city” in the world.

Posted August 8, 2016

HATAW Explores Filipino Folk Dance from a Canadian Perspective

HATAW performs at SummerWorks and Kultura festivals this month.

Posted August 5, 2016

Baroque Dance at the Vancouver Bach Festival

Marie-Nathalie Lacoursière performs baroque dance at the Vancouver Bach Festival.

Posted August 3, 2016

Dusk Dances

Artistic Director Sylvie Bouchard shares where the idea for Dusk Dances came from and what she loves most about featuring dance in community parks.

Posted August 2, 2016

Taking Root with Fin de Fiesta Flamenco

Canadian company Fin de Fiesta Flamenco have made an international reputation for themselves with their energetic performances and skillful improvisations, and from July 29 through September 11 they will make twenty-two tour stops in Ontario and British Columbia.

Posted July 29, 2016

Burlesque Artist Laura Desiree

Toronto-based Laura Desiree dazzles with her burlesque choreography at this year’s ninth annual Toronto Burlesque Festival.

Posted July 28, 2016

Perpetually in Motion

Principal dancer and resident choreographer with The National Ballet of Canada, composer, creator and, again this summer, artistic director of the Festival des Arts de Saint-Sauveur – an inspired meeting point of Canadian and international dance and music – Guillaume Côté describes himself as neurotic about dance.

Posted July 25, 2016

Ten Years of Back Alley Antics

Dance, performance art, spoken word and theatre all come together for the tenth anniversary edition of Back Alley Antics.

Posted July 22, 2016

Tethered

Created during Dancers’ Studio West’s Dance Action Lab 2016, Catherine Hayward’s new work Tethered explores a heavy, unifying eternity.

Posted July 21, 2016

For All People

Culture Shock Toronto bring their style and savvy to Bollywood Monster Mashup, Canada’s largest South Asian Festival.

Posted July 20, 2016

L.A. Calling

Vancouver-based dancer Alisha Tallarico is making the plunge from her hometown to the L.A. dance scene. With a love for commercial dance, what better place is there to flock to?

Posted July 19, 2016

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The Online Dance Company Project

The latest buzz from the Portuguese dance scene, the Online Dance Company Project brings dance out of the theatre and into the palm of your hand.

Posted July 15, 2016

The Cicada and the Ant

Québec’s Sursaut Dance Company begin their third tour of China this week with The Cicada and the Ant by Artistic and General Director Francine Châteauvert.

Posted July 13, 2016

edifice

Edifice explores notions of solitude and urban space, similar to Craig Chamber’s photo essay Vākənt.

Posted July 11, 2016

m/Other

Benjamin Kamino performs with his mother Gabby Kamino in m/Other at this summer’s dance showcase ps: We Are All Here.

Posted July 8, 2016

the edges of things are ill defined

After a mentorship of Berlin-based dramaturge Gabi Beier and a residency at The Dance Centre, Vancouver-based choreographer Julianne Chapple premieres a duet at this year’s Dancing on the Edge Festival of Contemporary Dance.

Posted July 6, 2016

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