Videos
One-to-One
The choreographic interests of Toronto-based dancer Benjamin Landsberg.
Posted September 28, 2015
Breaking Final at Change the Game
American Morris and Canadian Gomo dance it out for first place.
Posted September 25, 2015
Angikam: Seminar in Dance And Kathak
Classical Indian dancer Deepti Gupta and her dancers in performance before the inaugural Angikam: Seminar in Dance And Kathak.
Posted September 24, 2015
The Making of Sleeping Beauty
Choreographer Bengt Jörgen breaks down his process when creating new work.
Posted September 21, 2015
One Day One Dance
Classical ballet, popping, locking and acrobatics are united in the first of many collaborations between infamous UK urban dance troupe Flawless and the esteemed English National Ballet.
Posted September 18, 2015
Woven by Peter Chin
This new work is inspired by the intertwined threads of woven art in Cambodia, Indonesia, Mexico and Canada.
Posted September 16, 2015
A Ballerina's Tale
A Ballerina’s Tale is an intimate look at Misty Copeland of American Ballet Theatre during a crucial period of her life. The documentary will premiere at the Vancouver International Film Festival.
Posted September 14, 2015
CRASH: When the video game meets contemporary dance
Elementary and secondary school students receive unique education experience in CRASH: When the video game meets contemporary dance by Manon Oligny, artistic director of Manon fait de la danse.
Posted September 7, 2015
Backbone
Contemporary indigenous dance and raw athleticism come together to express power, formation and spirit in Backbone by Red Sky Performance’s Artistic Director, Sandra Laronde.
Posted August 26, 2015
2015/2016 Season Picks
Summer is the season of outdoor festivals and a time spent close to nature’s elements, but it is also a time for thinking ahead and planning for the fall. At The Dance Current we’re already looking forward to the autumn and thought you might like a glance at what’s coming up across the country.
Posted August 19, 2015
Bex in Motion
Acrobatic tricks, fire poi, double staff and multiple fire hoop all in one act at this summer’s Toronto International BuskerFest.
Posted August 17, 2015
Animation: a Child of Popping
Hip hop as a genre is perpetually growing its scope. Can you imagine what animation, a sub-sub-category of the genre, looks like?
Posted August 14, 2015
Vivarta
#TBT ten years to the premiere of Vivarta – Manifestations Of Vishnu by Sampradaya Dance Creations as the company celebrates twenty-five years.
Posted August 13, 2015
Silent Survivors
Silent Survivors is the story of the Indian residential school experience told through song, traditional dance and creative expression.
Posted August 10, 2015
Miha Matevzic
Toronto-based choreographer and videographer Miha Matevzic lends his style to a new Snoop Dogg song.
Posted August 7, 2015
A Good Madness – The Dance of Rachel Browne
Full-length dance documentary A Good Madness – The Dance of Rachel Browne featured at dance: made in canada festival.
Posted August 5, 2015
Bird Girls
Duet featuring Tate McRae (age 11) and Briar Nolet (age 16), both Stars Academy Talent artists, with choreography by Stephanie Rutherford of Toronto-based Rutherford Movement Exchange.
Posted July 20, 2015
Schizes sur le sundae
Schizes sur le sundae is a collaboratively created work by Catherine Lavoie-Marcus and Michel F Côté, with the help of interpreters Kelly Keenan, Lael Stellick and Magali Stoll.
Posted July 16, 2015
Small Itch
Short dancefilm made in BC by Aya Garcia, Deanna Peters, Ashley Whitehead and Paul Finlay is screening at the American Dance Festival’s 2015 International Screendance Festival July 19 at Nasher Museum in Durham, NC.
Posted July 15, 2015
Good Fortune Drinks Too Much
Collective members Mike Czuba, Melissa Tuplin, Nathaniel Schmidt and Larry Lamont are more than just performers, they’re scientists who research, explore and deconstruct theatre, challenge aesthetics on a visceral scale, bridge artistic communities and create new works through interdisciplinary collaborations.
Posted July 9, 2015
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