Rachel Silver Maddock

DARKMATTER makes the “(afro)futuristic and enigmatic body” a galaxy of meaning

The edgy, multi-faceted work by Amsterdam/Brussels-based Cherish Menzo explores tempo remixing, rap anthems and Black identity

Kidd Pivot’s Assembly Hall Weaves Worlds With Style

Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young’s newest creation is a meta-study of temporality, absence and agency

Sacred Waterways and Woven Baskets

Method Dance Society and Mocean Dance Investigate Water at Vancouver’s Dancing on the Edge Festival

Le cri des méduses Is a Sensorial Feast

Alan Lake Factorie draws inspiration from Géricault’s famous painting The Raft of the Medusa to create a surreal, shocking theatrical world.

Circa’s Sacre Enthralls but Falls Short of the Score

The Australian circus-dance company’s take on The Rite of Spring nails spectacle but just misses sensitivity

One-off Lieutenant Governor Awards Recognize Excellence in Visual Arts, Music and Performance in B.C.

Ballet Kelowna and Dancers of Damelahamid were selected for their provincial reach, social equity and inclusion initiatives

Lola Award Recognizes Helen Walkley for Outstanding Contributions to Vancouver Dance

The award, in memory of Lola MacLaughlin, is presented to a mid-career/senior level choreographer every two years

In-Ward Explodes with Raw Force in Vancouver, Touching Deftly on Social Issues

Choreography by Quebec hip hop icon ‘Spicey’ exposes humanity’s need for connection yet desire for independence

Helen Walkley’s John Gives Shape to Absence

In 1969, Walkley’s brother disappeared, never to be heard from again

To Victor with Love Is an Energetic and Moving Tribute

The work honours the late Victor Kolstee, co-founder of Flamenco Rosario

Mama, do we die when we sleep? Explores Wonder in a World of Responsibility

Part of the Dancing on the Edge Festival in Vancouver, Rachel Meyer’s work was inspired by the question posed by her two-year-old daughter

The Living Performance Environment in MOTHER sound / body Presents a World of Possibilities

The performers wear sensors on their wrists, which control lighting, music and projections in the performance environment

KNOW the RULES, WIN the GAME Is a Clever Look at the Artist in Politics

Kunji Ikeda uses history and humour to ask what would happen if artists today were trusted advisors to government

Theatre Reimagined

Ismailova Theatre of Dance embraces the digital in Seeking Everyday Magicians

Expanding Their Reach

All Bodies Dance Project investigates sightless dance

Reclaiming Narrative for a Contemporary Audience

Josh Beamish’s @giselle

That Sweet Spot Between Gallery and Stage

Alexa Mardon and Erika Mitsuhashi’s Tender Engine

Nurturing Impulse

Q & A with Jennifer Mascall

Skin, Pain, Plastic and Paper

Kelly McInnes’s SHINY at the Vancouver International Dance Festival

Alien Rituals

10 Gates Dancing’s TRUST at the Vancouver International Dance Festival

Curating Time

Plastic orchid factory’s i miss doing nothing

On Double-Touch and Performing Objects

Deanna Peters’ META

Making the Leap

Lexi Vajda on getting noticed, motivation and positive self-talk

The Dance Deck Trois is Rich, Intimate and Authentic

End of Season Awards

Canadian dance recorgnized

Coast-to-Coast Construction in Dance

Dance spaces in Canada are developing from east to west

Edge 2 and 3

Dancing on the Edge 2016

Canadian Dance Goes Audio

Radio and Podcasts Take the Stage

Lindsay Zier-Vogel Appointed Director of the Canadian Society for Dance Studies

Memory, Music and Dance

EDAM presents Induction

Remembering Geneviève Salbaing

Co-founder of Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal

Into the Tao is Full of Street Dance Soul

Canada’s National Ballet School Honours Alumni in an Inaugural Symposium

Cirque du Soleil Steps onto Broadway

The School of Alberta Ballet Outgrows Edmonton Location