Dylan Schoenmakers

In Murmuration, Le Patin Libre Explores What It Means to Be With Others

Athleticism and theatricality merge to create mesmerizing choreographic configurations on ice

Toronto’s Artscape to Enter Receivership and End Management of Artistic Spaces

Andrea Peña Wins the Venice Biennale’s Call for New Choreographic Work by an Artist Under the Age of 35

X (DIX) Has Longing At Its Core

Guillaume Côté Blends Contemporary and Ballet To Create A Forceful and Honest Examination of Desire

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

National Ballet’s MADDADDAM Takes an Inventive Approach to Margaret Atwood’s Dystopian Trilogy. But Is It Too Much?

The production, a world premiere choreographed by Wayne McGregor, runs until Nov 30

Human Measure Is a Moving Kaleidoscope of Precious Vulnerability

Cassils’ debut dance piece features a cast of trans and non-binary dancers who interrogate existence in a society intent on denying theirs

FFDN’s Signature Programme Reminds Us of the Joy of Union

This year’s mixed program included work from Dianne Montgomery, Kaleo Trinidad, Jera Wolfe and Michael Greyeyes

In Tribute: Tedd Robinson 

Robinson is remembered across Canada for his generosity as an artist and a mentor

Ballet Jörgen Adds a Charming and Warm-Spirited Instantiation to the Anne of Green Gables Legacy

The ballet company’s adaptation of the Canadian children’s book tours the country

Cirque du Soleil’s Kurios: Cabinet of Curiosities is Full of Showstopping Performances

Inside the grand marquee, time has diverged into a steampunk-inspired retro-future

The National Ballet of Canada Offers Propulsive Optimism in Its Winter Mixed Programme

Dena Davida Inducted as a Member of the Ordre des arts et des lettres du Québec

Davida, co-founder of Tangente in Montreal, is one of this year’s 18 recipients honoured for their contribution to the arts and letters of Quebec

On the Brink

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

Dancemakers, One of Toronto’s Oldest Dance Companies, Is Closing After 46 Years

Natasha Powell is the incoming artistic producer for the final season

Fast Adapting

Festival Accès Asie goes online to celebrate twenty-five years

A Glitch in Paradise

Zata Omm’s Eden Planted

Humanity Adrift

Alan Lake Factori(e)’s Le cri des méduses

Endless Imagination

The National Ballet of Canada’s Alice lives up to Carroll’s literary classic