The future of dance and performing arts in Montreal
Few sectors have been forced to as grinding a halt or been shrouded with more uncertainty than the performing arts.
Few sectors have been forced to as grinding a halt or been shrouded with more uncertainty than the performing arts.
In-person and livestreamed performances are scheduled for Oct. 28 to Nov. 5.
Tangente Danse presents two shows this week on the broad topic of femininity.
The influential Montreal choreographer reflects on 30 years at the helm of her company.
We spoke to festival founder Amy Blackmore about affording emerging dancers and choreographers more opportunities to move.
New travel restrictions are coming.
A Superior Court judge ruled that the curfew “discriminates and disproportionately hurts” the homeless.
“Antisemitism has no place in our country, and we stand in solidarity with the Jewish community against this hate.”
There’s mood to spare but not much else in this sleepy, curiously blank procedural.