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Dancers of Damelahamid Will Bring Masked Dance to Jacob’s Pillow

Themes of reciprocity and sustainability link company and iconic dance festival

By Emily Pettet

Festival of Dance Annapolis Royal Celebrates 10 Years

The Dance Current speaks with artistic director and co-curator Randy Glynn

By Dance Current Staff

Mavis Staines: Life and Leadership in Dance

Celebrating the work and vision of Staines ahead of her retirement from Canada’s National Ballet School

By Grace Elliott

I am from Reykyavik Is a Moving Reflection on Place

Artist Sonia Hughes makes her North American debut at Festival TransAmériques

By Philip Szporer

Halifax Dance Celebrates 50 Years of Education and Community

Not-for-profit offers movers of Nova Scotia more than just dance

By Ryan Bradshaw

Yellowknife Dance Collective Presents North of 60X60

40 dancers of different ages perform 60 one-minute works

By Ryan Bradshaw

In Murmuration, Le Patin Libre Explores What It Means to Be With Others

Athleticism and theatricality merge to create mesmerizing choreographic configurations on ice

By Dylan Schoenmakers

First City Young Company and Guests Celebrate International Dance Week With Breathe Dance

Annual event features the work of both established and student choreographers

By Ryan Bradshaw

Connecting Creativity and Physicality

How physiotherapists can be important collaborators

By Geneviève Renaud

The Body Is the Ultimate Site of Articulation in Deciphers

Naishi Wang and Jean Abreu explore possibilities of communication in their collaborative work

By Philip Szporer

DARKMATTER makes the “(afro)futuristic and enigmatic body” a galaxy of meaning

The edgy, multi-faceted work by Amsterdam/Brussels-based Cherish Menzo explores tempo remixing, rap anthems and Black identity

By Rachel Silver Maddock

Flesh and Sound Uses Choreography, Sound and Music to Create Magic

Creators Paco Ziel, Bernardo Alvarado Rojas and Siam Obregón offer a ritualistic journey to audiences at Montréal, arts interculturels

By Philip Szporer

Cassa Pancho’s Ballet Black Makes Their North American Premiere with Double Bill Pioneers

Isabela Coracy gives an unforgettable performance as Nina Simone in Mthuthuzeli November’s Nina: By Whatever Means

By Jaimie Nackan

You Are Part of the Fun in Kamuyot

Charlotte Ballet brings Ohad Naharin’s joyful piece to Toronto at the the Fall for Dance North Festival

By Martin Austin

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