A mix of dance, spoken word, and multimedia components, the often lighthearted nature of L-E-A-K’s composition evokes the delicate seafoam at the ocean’s surface more than the deep, dense waters below it.
The convergence here is not just of two choreographers; it’s the celebration of dancers from multiple unique traditions on a shared stage.
Conveying radical joys and doubtful solitudes with equal parts humour and humility, Hayden shatters the fourth wall with unmatched clarity and intention.
For most, Revelations is special. But for me, watching Ailey felt like catching up with an old flame.
Like nights that don’t seem to end, The Magic of Assembly plays out as a series of experiments that blossom from having the time and space to evolve.
Sandra Laronde and Red Sky Performance haven’t just made a great performance; their work epitomizes how meaningful, gripping, and profound great performances can be.
Splashy to the point that the first few rows get wet, some audiences will no doubt enjoy the spectacle of shimmering costumes and high-brow buffoonery.
As far as homecomings are concerned, welcome, we’ve been waiting is a slam dunk — sexy, funny, and gay as hell.
“I’m not afraid of combining things that don’t always go together logically,” says Crypto creator Guillaume Côté.
There is a way to use theatrical methods to push dance practice forward, to create the change that must occur for workplace misconduct to subside.
