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The Place of Race
Critical reflections on dance studies education
Article
First Person
By Amy Hull
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
Article
Column
By Anne Dion
Open the Archive and I’ll Show You Humanity
Amy Bowring on the trials and rewards of archiving a moving art form
Article
Interview
By Anne Dion
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
Article
Interview
By Tessa Perkins Deneault
Everything Starts in Your Community
Madeline Bez, co-founder of Artists Climate Collective, on ballet's power to inspire climate change consciousness
Article
Interview
By Haley Pauls
Behind the Scenes With Superheroes Cry Too
A Q & A with co-artistic director Céline “ezzeC” Richard-Robichon
Article
Video
By Lucy Fandel
The Trials of Running a Small-Town Theatre
Arts Revelstoke gets creative with managing their performance space
Article
Column
By Galadriel Watson
Behind the Scenes With Momentum of Isolation
Shay Kuebler on the challenges of mounting a production-heavy work and its resonance with a post-COVID audience
Article
Video
By Emily Pettet
Ellora Patnaik Talks Dance On and Offscreen Ahead of Season 2 Launch of CBC Gem’s Sort Of
Patnaik speaks with The Dance Current’s Winter 2023 issue guest editor about growth, preservation and the importance of expression
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Video
By Swadhi Ranganee
Behind the Scenes With 100x1x2 in Saint John, N.B.
A conversation with creator Jalianne Li
Article
Video
By Candice Pike
Skepticism and Hope: The Fight for Fair Pay at Révolution
Season 4 of the popular televised dance competition is underway and the show’s pay is increasing after a concerted push from dancers. But is it enough?
Article
Feature
By Lucy Fandel
Behind the Scenes With Dark Horse Dance Projects 2022
To Dark Horse, supporting a healthy dance ecosystem means supporting creation
Article
Video
By Anne Dion
Behind The Scenes With Indigenous Enterprise at Fall for Dance North 2022
The dance troupe aims to amplify narratives of Indigenous identity through dance and storytelling
Article
Video
By Serena Lopez
Why Albertan Audiences Are Different From Any Other in Canada
Directors and producers Jean Grand-Maître, Nicole Mion, Les Sereda and Brian Webb discuss the uniqueness of creating in the Prairies
Article
Interview
By Jenna Shummoogum
The Battle of Body Shame
If body shaming is more than words,how do we create dance education spaces free of it?
Article
Feature
By Candice Irwin
The School of Toronto Dance Theatre Ushers in a Student-Centred Curriculum
After appointing new artistic and pedagogical director Sasha Ivanochko, the school enters a transformational time
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By Dance Current Staff
In Tribute: Tedd Robinson
Robinson is remembered across Canada for his generosity as an artist and a mentor
Article
Feature
By Dylan Schoenmakers
Pitch Us for our Winter 2023 Issue
Guest edited by Swadhi Ranganee
Article
By Dance Current Staff
In Tribute: Jini Stolk
She steered dozens of performing arts organizations towards sustainability and inspired generations of Toronto’s arts leaders
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Feature
By Kallee Lins
2022 Audition Directory
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By Dance Current Staff
Peggy Baker Dance Projects Closes with a Bang
After more than 30 years, the dance company offers three new presentations to bid goodbye to its audiences
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By Dance Current Staff
Worth a Thousand Words
Multidisciplinary dance artists share their visual works
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Photo Essay
By Dance Current Staff
What Mindfulness Can Teach Us About Performance
With video by Jaimie Nackan
Article
Feature : Video
By Serena Lopez
The Oxford Handbook of Hip Hop Dance Studies
Only recently has hip hop entered the world of academia; once difficult to find, tangible resources and archived materials have slowly become more accessible
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By Valérie Herdes
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