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Turn Me Inside Out
Rock Bottom Movement’s fantasylover brandishes a feminist awareness with a self-aware wink
Review
By Jillian Groening
The Roots and Realities of Colourism
Esie Mensah’s Shades: What is Colour?
Review
By Collette Murray
Watching is Not Seeing
Rebecca Margolick and Andrea Peña & Artists
Review
By Lucy Fandel
Inner Worlds and Outer Lives
Janelle Hacault and Jane Mappin at Festival Quartiers Danses
Review
By Lucy Fandel
Our Inevitable Fall
Alix Dufresne and Marc Béland’s Chutes: Descendre du ciel
Review
By Lucy Fandel
A Process of Fulfillment
Benchmarq presents Darshan
Review
By Brannavy Jeyasundaram
Make It Rain
Eroca Nicols is the truthteller
Review
By Emma Doran
Yes Manifesto (2018)
Linnea Swan interprets modern dance history, makes us laugh, makes us cry and makes us laugh-cry
Review
By Emma Doran
Sensational but Stuck
Breakaway Entertainment’s Anatomy of a Dancer at the Toronto Fringe Festival
Review
By Grace Elliott
The Why and How
In Threes and The Fall at the Toronto Fringe Festival
Review
By Molly Johnson
Curating Time
Plastic orchid factory’s i miss doing nothing
Review
By Rachel Silver Maddock
Fortunate Misgivings
Quantum Fur, curated by Geranium
Review
By Xdzunúm Danae Trejo-Boles
No Holds Barred
Gearshifting Performance Works’ Phase Wash
Review
By Holly Harris
Bodily Reflections
Sasha Ivanochko’s new works
Review
By Robert Kingsbury
Songs for a Nervous System
Jean-Sébastien Lourdais’ Bleu
Review
By Philip Szporer
A Night at the Juke Joint
The latest from Holla Jazz
Review
By Valeria Nunziato
Shadows Against a Sunset
pataSola dance’s Rift
Review
By Olivia C. Davies
Blurry Reverie, Retinal Rivalry
Dana Gingras’s anOther, in collaboration with Sonya Stefan and Group A
Review
By Philip Szporer
“Story-Being”
Nova Bhattacharya’s Decoding Bharatanatyam
Review
By Brannavy Jeyasundaram
When Representation (Almost) Becomes the Norm
Contemporaneity 2.0 at Progress Festival
Review
By Molly Johnson
What I Saw and How I Felt
Aria Evans and Lilia Leon's Prevailing Voices
Review
By Grace Elliott
Discovering That “Little Girl”
Claudia Chan Tak’s Bienvenue chez moi, petite Malgache-Chinoise
Review
By James Oscar
Shadows, Portraiture, Mime and Velvet
Four works old and new at 3,2,1 Dance!
Review
By Lori Straus
Bgirls, Body Image and Being “Bossed Up”
that “F” word by SaMel Tanz
Review
By Aparita Bhandari
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