
Waves of Change
Twenty years ago, Mocean Dance dreamed of establishing a company so dancers could build careers in Atlantic Canada

In Tribute: Menaka Thakkar
Canada was the prolific dance artist’s garden, and her seeds changed the cultural landscape

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Burlesque Gone Digital
Does burlesque become digital sex work on OnlyFans? A conversation made more relevant since the platform just tried banning sexually explicit content

The Road Out
Since July 2019, a record number of people have left Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. With COVID-19 driving out more, do major cities need to play a role in a successful dance career?

The Definition of Sexy
Ruthe Ordare empowers Indigenous women to reclaim their sexuality through burlesque

Writing With a Sharp Pencil
On top of fraught politics, dance critics have to figure out how to fit into the fold during -- and after -- the pandemic

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Dovercourt House To Close After 21 Years as Toronto’s Dance Hub
The lease has changed hands, leaving uncertainty in both social and professional dance communities

When Love is the Driving Force of Revolution Part II
A Q & A with Esie Mensah, choreographer of A Revolution of Love

When Love is the Driving Force of Revolution Part I
A Q & A with Esie Mensah, choreographer of A Revolution of Love

On the Brink
Can collective action save Dancemakers, one of Canada’s most influential contemporary dance companies?

Nerves And Thrills: A Q & A with Crystal Pite
Pite’s work Body and Soul will stream next week, just for audiences in Canada

The Chaos of Possibility
Kevin Jesuino explores how Queerness, liveness and failure might provide insight into reinvention, approximately one year after the onset of COVID-19
