Videos
Exterminating Angel
Emerging choreographer Alysa Pires of Alysa Pires Dance Projects brings her bold movement quality and theatrical edge to the Toronto Fringe.
Posted June 27, 2016
Dance Meets Pilates
Katie Ewald of Kinetic Pilates and Rehabilitation marries scientific knowledge with her dance background to work towards rehabilitation.
Posted June 24, 2016
Armband
Dynamic and hypnotic, Hanna Kiel’s work Armband (2015) is shared here in a series of bite-size excerpts.
Posted June 23, 2016
Atelier de flamenco avec Juan Carlos Lérida
A video montage filmed by Miguel Medina around on a workshop presented by La Otra Orilla and featuring the flamenco artist Juan Carlos Lérida of Seville, Spain.
Posted June 17, 2016
Dance at Luminato 2016
Yes Yes Y’all is a Toronto-based collective working to connect the city’s queer and hip hop communities through large dancehall parties. This video features one of said dance parties.
Posted June 15, 2016
Ottawa GreekFest Flash Mob
Get to the Greek! Summertime festivals all boast food and fun but no one hosts a dance party like this happy group of Mediterraneans at Ottawa GreekFest.
Posted June 15, 2016
New Blue Emerging Dance Festival
Local correspondent Dedra McDermott visits the New Blue Emerging Dance Festival workshop day on June 4, capturing class, choreography and what this new group is all about.
Posted June 10, 2016
Cornstarch and Other Dilemmas
New work by Montréal dance students premieres at St. Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival.
Posted June 8, 2016
Kathak Maestro Pandit Birju Maharaj in Ottawa
According to Pandit Birju Maharaj’s website, he is a direct descendant of Ishwari Prasadji, the first known kathak teacher. This video shows the making of a kathak sequence with Maharaj.
Posted June 7, 2016
IMissYou
IMissYou by Toronto-based choreographer Patricia Allison is an intimate and heartwarming piece about love, loss and loneliness.
Posted June 3, 2016
Sharing Dance Day 2016
Dancers from across the country have been hard at work learning this year’s Sharing Dance Day routine, and they’re just about ready to share the choreography with the masses.
Posted June 2, 2016
Louise Lecavalier, Virtual Combat and FTA’s Tenth Anniversary
This year marks the tenth anniversary of Festival TransAmériques, and Montréal-based dancer and choreographer Louise Lecavalier is turning the stage into an imaginary battleground, diving into nine rounds of virtual combat with dancer Robert Abubo.
Posted May 30, 2016
Chimera
Chimera, an energetic, kaleidoscopic dancefilm written and directed by Paris-based filmmaker Steven Briand, is inspired by the chimera, a mythological hybrid of a lion, goat and snake.
Posted May 27, 2016
Dance featured at Open Ears Festival
The festival in Kitchener, ON, features national and international sound artists and musicians and includes everything from orchestral music to electroacoustic experimental music, sound installation and performance.
Posted May 25, 2016
Swan Lake Syndrome
The forty-minute solo by Toronto-based artist Linnea Swan is a comedic and poignant autobiography of the highs and lows of a life and career in dance – starting with having the last name Swan as a young ballerina.
Posted May 24, 2016
Prescriptions
Prescriptions is the latest art-meets-dance collaboration between ibiki.co founder Jonah Leslie and Compagnie Marie Chouinard dancer Paige Culley.
Posted May 20, 2016
Long Weekend Salsa
Salsa is infectious. It has an energy and radiance that fills the body with rhythm, imploring the hips to move. The Montréal Salsa Convention takes place May 19 through 23 featuring international and Canadian dancers.
Posted May 16, 2016
Basketball-ography, Anyone?
The Harlem Globetrotters recently made their way through six Canadian provinces on an eighteen-city tour, and here they take to an outdoor basketball court in Greenwich Village to mix cool tricks with bouncing beats.
Posted May 13, 2016
Steer
Continuing the company’s mandate to push the current artistic climate via innovative technological elements, Steer questions the physical as well as the intangible line between modern humans and our machines.
Posted May 11, 2016
Simon Fraser University Bhangra Flash Mob
In 2010, South Asian Arts began teaching the first university-accredited bhangra course in North America at Simon Fraser University. On April 7, 2011, for their final project, the students performed a Bhangra Flash Mob outside Rogers Arena in Vancouver, immediately following the unveiling of Roger Neilson’s statue before a Canucks game.
Posted May 9, 2016
