Presented by Danse Danse at Théâtre Maisonneuve last night in Montreal, Christos Papadopoulos’s My Fierce Ignorant Step is nothing short of captivating. Exploring the unison and cohesion of the group, Greek choreographer Christos Papadopoulos captivates [read on]
Climate change is arguably the most urgent challenge of our time. Even as the world burns and environmental disasters multiply, we continue with business as usual – dining out, partying, and seeking entertainment. We are [read on]
When Circus and Performance Become Dance What a lovely evening at Tangente with two extrordinary choreographies! Before a short pause the audience was warmed up with a short piece: Théâtre Fille Unique – La rencontre [read on]
Montréal-Marrakech is an extraordinary artistic experience! This choreography premiered at the Agora de la danse on Wednesday, September 18th, and I had an exceptional evening! Montréal-Marrakech is a unique meeting between two continents and two artistic [read on]
Multidisciplinary artist Jassem Hindi talks about the components of his latest work Laundry of Legends II [read on]
Sufi and Shamanic ritual practices inform creation of piece Kismet. [read on]
Interview with Karen Chen about the creation of Alegria Ballet and their upcoming performance at the Mainline. [read on]
Montreal’s up and coming choreographers work with mentors to present short but powerful works at the Bouge d’Ici. [read on]
Dance piece reflects on how the dancer continues while the body ages. [read on]
Even with their one night show of A Chorus Line, Beautiful City Theatre adds its unique touch. Interview with Calli Armstrong and Ghislain Doté. [read on]
Charming Japanese ballet of popular folktale now playing at Place des Arts. [read on]
POP Montreal welcomes two not-miss dance pieces at Monument National that you can even hit up with your pass. [read on]
Helen Simard explains why she’s remounting her piece with a rock band. [read on]
Nancy Berman reviews Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s Milonga, a modern take on the eternally sexy tango. [read on]
Nancy interviews Louise Lecavalier about her new work So Blue, and what it’s like to constantly push the limits of the body. [read on]
Review of latest circus at Tohu by Australian troupe featuring choreography to work of Shostakovich. [read on]
Something Epic This Way Comes: Akram Khan’s iTMOi gets in the head of Igor Stravinski, and the results are terrifying [read on]
Nancy Berman talks to Sasha Kleinplatz of Wants&Needs Danse about site-specific choreography and their upcoming production of Chorus II at Cinquième Salle. [read on]
Nancy Berman reviews the world premiere of Soif, Ginette Laurin’s new work for O Vertigo, a piece that looks at the instincts and drives of man’s animal nature. [read on]
Daina Ashbee talks about her world premiere Unrelated and the many forms of violence that relate to the missing and murdered indigenous women. [read on]
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