How passion and determination led Canadian ballerina Jessica Burrows to Hong Kong
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Rachel Moore
October 4, 2021
This story is sponsored by the Hong Kong Tourism Board.
Guillaume Côté and Thomas Payette’s immersive dance piece about the ups and downs of a relationship is cathartic and moving
Mikhail Baryshnikov presents his photography and Guillaume Côté premieres a new kind of dance experience
Exciting Fall For Dance North program includes works by Aszure Barton, Peggy Baker and Guillaume Côté
After breaking barriers on-stage, she’s now ready to share the lessons that she’s learned with the next generation of South Asian artists
Esie Mensah’s dance film aims to make viewers think about enduring patterns of discrimination
With a new dance film streaming online, the Red Sky Performance artistic director goes beyond the human-centric world
Four Canadian dance presenters team up to bring large-scale dance productions to a computer screen near you
The Canadian choreographer worked with the Paris Opera Ballet on an ambitious feature film that will debut on February 17
For the first time since 1955, the National Ballet of Canada will not perform the classic fairy-tale ballet during the holiday season
Outside-the-box Montreal-based choreographer replaces long-time AD Christopher House
The artistic director’s final mainstage show includes excerpts from more than a quarter century of work for TDT