
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 Winding Staircase to a Safer Place
Learning to make a studio safer is like learning new choreography: one step at a time

Soften Up
Self-massage to combat a hypervigilant nervous system, caused by the chronic fear of catching COVID-19

Research Spotlight: Checking In With the Mental Health of Performing Artists
Findings from three surveys highlight the decline in artists’ mental health during the pandemic

Keep On Calling
To truly move towards liberation, BIPOC artists shouldn’t have to justify how their creative practice relates to their cultural background

What Kind of World Do We Want?
Red Sky Performance’s Mistatim, in collaboration with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, is a story of reconciliation for kids

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

Advertisement: Summer Dance Directory
A directory of Canadian and U.S. dance programs scheduled to take place in Summer 2021.

Just What the Therapist Ordered
By accident, I discovered how Bollywood and bhangra dance can help manage Parkinson's disease

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

From Our Archives: Bonnie Kim Reflects on Dancing in Jean-Pierre Perreault’s JOE
The 1995 filmed version of the work streams this week

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
