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What Lies Ahead?
Dance artists predict what they think 2021 has in store
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By Patricia Allison
Gurdeep Pandher: Teaching and Uplifting from the North
During the pandemic, videos of the bhangra dancer have gone viral
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By Saad Rajper
Jamaican
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By Peter Chin
Explorations in the Environment
Three artists discuss how themes of care, connection and ecojustice move through their practices
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By Jillian Groening
From The Bachelorette to the Ballroom
A Q & A with Canadian Dancing with the Stars contestant Kaitlyn Bristowe
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By Grace Elliott
Manifesting Politics Into Drag
A Q & A with drag king and performance artist Heath V. Salazar
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By Emily Latimer
apparition
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By Kendra Guidolin
Finding Home Again
After years of traumatic rhetoric around body image prevented me from making it to class, virtual classes have brought me back
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By Emily Pettet
Remembering Anna Wyman
A former student writes about the beloved dance teacher, choreographer and artistic director
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By Emma FitzGerald
Konversations on Colour: A Report
On June 12, KasheDance hosted a virtual meeting about the immediate and future needs of Canadian African diasporic dance
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By Collette Murray
The Home Studio
Training at home is not the same as in a studio, so take precautions to prevent injuries and maintain strength
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By Dr. Blessyl Buan
Fast Adapting
Festival Accès Asie goes online to celebrate twenty-five years
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By Dylan Schoenmakers
A Calling In
Aria Evans talks about the work that the dance community has to do inside of systemic racism and solidarity
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By Aria Evans
Remembering Dan Wild
Dan Wild graced dance stages for over thirty years
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By Dance Current Staff
Dancing on a Fine Line
Does hype choreography cloud cultural appropriation?
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By Esie Mensah
A Photographer’s Tips for Filming Dance at Home
Make the most of your dance videos during COVID-19
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By Anne Dion
From South Africa to Canada, to the Big Screen
Siphesihle November, National Ballet second soloist, profiled in Beyond Moving
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By Anne Dion
Welcome to Our World
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By Patricia Allison
Dancing Before Walking
Dancing to heal damaged dendrites
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By Sima Chowdhury
This Shape
A short story about body image
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By Kendra Guidolin
(Re)Connecting the Circle
Amy Hull Responds to Claudia Moore’s Older & Reckless #42
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By Amy Hull
Connecting With a Classic
The National Ballet of Canada’s Romeo and Juliet
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By Nicole Decsey
Rivalling the Classics
The National Ballet of Canada’s Romeo and Juliet
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By Thomas Dobronyi
Everything That Rises Must Converge
The National Ballet of Canada offers something for every palate: a world premiere, a perennial favourite and a graceful farewell from a beloved icon
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By Marie Trotter
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