Last night as part of the FTA at the Monument National, South African choreographer Mamela Nyamza’s Hatched Ensemble truly stood out. This creation features a group of bare-chested dancers in long tutus, perched en pointe, [read on]
Two fantastic shows to catch at the Montreal Fringe Festival : Leila Roils the Seas and Tango in the Dark [read on]
Win tickets to entre chien et loup for March 29 by entering our concert. Details in article. [read on]
A round up of shows we’ve seen at the Fringe Festival 2022, including Saltzman’s Antiques, Everybody Knows, and This is Fine [read on]
Emotional piece with high skill levels also rebels against gender norms in two dance forms. [read on]
Fabulous opener for new ballet experience in Montreal [read on]
The biggest exhibition of Chagall ever to take place in Canada is at the Fine Arts museum. Find out about it here. [read on]
Cuban ballet comes to the Montreal stage in beloved tale of Don Quixote. [read on]
Big changes at Les Grands Ballets — a new space, a new Artistic Director, and plenty of ballet to come. Find out about the 2016/17 season here. [read on]
Two choreographies get at the beastly and rutting side of human nature that aggressively rises in spring. [read on]
Interview with Karen Chen about the creation of Alegria Ballet and their upcoming performance at the Mainline. [read on]
Despite claims to award winning and dazzling performances, Jennifer says Giselle didn’t live up to its claims. Find out why she was meh on Giselle here. [read on]
Dada Masilo reinvents the classic by mixing ballet and African dance, but the challenges in this excellent show don’t stop there. [read on]
Interview with Jessica Rae about her dance career that starts with competitive dance and transforms into something else entirely. [read on]
Lily Huynh takes us on a tour of the seasonal market that raises funds for children. [read on]
Atlantic Canada’s Ballet-Theatre brings the story of Piaf to Theatre Outremont. Review here. [read on]
Stunning Russian ballet of Tolstoy novel wows our reviewer with its careful attention to mood and emotion. [read on]
Enchanting, mesmerizing, and intimate, the Little Prince translates to dance. [read on]
Review of annual ballet by a Nutcracker newbie. [read on]
A review of Paris Opera Ballet’s production of Paquita: a rarely performed work transported to Montreal from the heart of French ballet. [read on]
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