Review: things near & far
At once visually engaging and immensely thoughtful, things near & far is a journey through time and movement, joined by a consideration of relationships, both… keep reading
Tag: Dance Review
Review: Denise Clark’s wag
If there’s one commonality shared by each and every one of us, it’s our innate, human search for happiness. While the meaning of bliss has… keep reading
Review: The Body In Question
On today’s stages, there’s no shortage of thoughtful and creative works from talented dance artists and creators – original choreographies that pull you in through… keep reading
Review: The Art of Stealing
It’s dark, it’s gritty – it’s a reflection of a world no one wants to know. The Art of Stealing from local contemporary dance company… keep reading
Review: Me So You So Me by Out Innerspace Dance Theatre
It’s arguably the most common, well-worn subject on the planet – the tale of a boy, a girl, and the love that binds them. Consequently,… keep reading
Review: The National Ballet of Canada at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre
It feels appropriate to heap superlatives on the National Ballet of Canada (NBOC) – the striking company took to the stage, at the Queen Elizabeth… keep reading