
Red Sky’s Miigis: Underwater Panther Captures the Scale of History and Prophesy in a Skillful and Intimate Epic
The performance premiered in Toronto before beginning its tour of Canada and the United States

Academy of Peers
Jess Huggett and Elizabeth Emond-Stevenson on how their peer-to-peer mentorship differs from a traditional student-teacher relationship

Circa’s Sacre Enthralls but Falls Short of the Score
The Australian circus-dance company’s take on The Rite of Spring nails spectacle but just misses sensitivity

The International Annual Blacks in Dance Conference and Festival
Hosted in Toronto, this year's event highlights the histories and futures of Black dance forms

Toronto-Born Choreography App Levels Up
With an understanding of the financial strains often placed on those in the arts industry, StageKeep continues to offer flexible payment options

Cecchetti Canada Celebrates 50 Years of Examinations in Newfoundland and Labrador
A Q & A With Mary Ross, chair of Cecchetti Canada

Open the Archive and I’ll Show You Humanity
Amy Bowring on the trials and rewards of archiving a moving art form

How Our Brains Connect Music and Movement
Researchers at McMaster University’s LIVELab weigh in on the connection between music and movement following the lab’s 18th annual NeuroMusic Conference

The Baby Mice Are Back! Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s Nutcracker Opens Tomorrow
After the pandemic forced the company to reduce the number of children featured in the annual holiday favourite, this year’s show includes 84 kids
