From Tap Shoes to Tassels and Back Again
Interview with Jessica Rae about her dance career that starts with competitive dance and transforms into something else entirely.
Dance
The Nutcracker By Les Grands Ballets: A Review
Beautiful and seasonal event good for the whole family.
Wildside 2016: Where the Wild Things Are
Centaur Theatre gives you a reason to go outside with its offerings for the 19th annual Wildside Festival.
Get Moving to the Bouge d’Ici
Annual dance festival showcases how dance comes in many varieties and there’s something for everyone.
Tangente’s Rhythmic Remix
Review of Tangente’s final show, featuring remixes and collaboartions by Sarah Bronsard and Nancy Gloutnez
Manuel Roque’s Intriguing 4-OR
Tangente explores collective unconsciousness in piece by Manuel Roque.
Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal: Slick But Lacking Substance
Nancy Berman reviews the latest triple bill from the Ballets Jazz de Montreal.
Piaf and Pointe Shoes
Atlantic Canada’s Ballet-Theatre brings the story of Piaf to Theatre Outremont. Review here.
José Navas’s Rites: solo works of profound intimacy and vulnerability
With his latest work, a set of four solos called Rites, José Navas marks a personal rite of passage in his life and long career as a dancer and choreographer. Having [read on]
Kaguyahime: The Impossibility of Capturing the Moon
Charming Japanese ballet of popular folktale now playing at Place des Arts.
To Do Tonight: Bond v. Lynch Dance Off
That is James Bond vs. David Lynch. Whose movies get the best dance moves? Find out tonight.
Danse Danse Season Kicks off with National Ballet Triple Bill
The National Ballet of Canada launches the Danse Danse season with a stunning contemporary triple bill featuring works by Forsythe, Goecke, and McGregor.
When Dance Met POP
POP Montreal welcomes two not-miss dance pieces at Monument National that you can even hit up with your pass.
Helen Simard’s No Fun Goes Further
Helen Simard explains why she’s remounting her piece with a rock band.
TO DO Tonight: For Body and Light Coming and Going Launch
Book launch of Ian Ferrier’s book accompanied by performances.
Isn’t it all just one big dance? : Review of Voyager
Unusual, artistic dance piece at the FTA reviewed.
Review: MashOFF Choreographs the Artistic Side of Street Dance
Six street dance inspired artists use their bodies as canvases and paint with the urban form in creative ways.
Dance Review : Léveillé’s Erotic, Athletic Duos
Contemporary dance group puts on very physical piece about pairs.
FTA Brings Capital A Art to Montreal
The FTA invites strong and innovative directors and choreographers to the city for two weeks of Art! Here are some of our picks.
Next to Normal in Montreal: Interview with Director Calli Armstrong and Actor Kevin Raymond
Born out of a shared desire to have a meaningful process of creation, Beautiful City Theatre‘s (BCT) mandate is to produce theatre with a focus on the process of [read on]