Dance legend Margie Gillis on her Legacy Project
An interview with the contemporary dancer and choreographer about her live career retrospective.
Dance, identity and childhood phobias
Montreal’s Dana Michel tells us what inspired Mercurial George, coming to Festival TransAmériques in June.
Dancing about longevity and looks
We spoke to choreographer/dancer Miguel Gutierrez about Age & Beauty Part 1: Mid-Career Artist/Suicide Note or &:-/, coming to Montreal this weekend.
Fall dance preview
From Bach and breakdance to contortion and deconstructed steps, this is the dance that’s looking awesome for autumn.
The sci-fi dance rock opera of your dreams
Heavily inspired by the writing of Philip K. Dick, Iredea hits the stage as part of the Fringe Festival this week.
Heavy metal dance at FTA
French choreographer Christian Rizzo’s D’après une histoire vraie reproduces a hazy memory of a revelatory moment in dance with a pack of casually dressed Jesus types and heavy metal drummers.
Dance highlights at the Festival TransAmériques
The FTA festival begins tomorrow. See our round-up of its dance highlights here.
Welcome to The Land of Fuck
We spoke to choreographer D.A. Hoskins about how religious repression & anger over arts funding cuts inspired the show he’s presenting this week.
Running Sushi is probably not what you think
Usine C brings Chris Haring and Liquid Loft’s award-winning randomized choreography Running Sushi to Montreal. Here’s why that’s rad.
On stage: fall dance preview
When fall hits, the summer dance drought thankfully becomes a distant memory as dance spaces fling open their doors from summer hibernation. Here are some of the pickins coming up in the next few weeks to get you back into the dance scene.