New exhibition and performance series opens with WTM / What’s the Move? art party featuring Lucy M. May, ĀNANDAM dance theatre, and more
Read MoreAt DanceHouse, the Montreal artist resurrects a piece whose stripped-down expression is still touring after 23 years
Read MoreAt the Firehall Arts Centre, Hiromoto Ida’s production based on the Japanese play Sarachi weaves together elements of contemporary dance and theatre
Read MoreCo.ERASGA’s Alvin Erasga Tolentino performs three solos by Indigenous choreographers Starr Muranko, Margaret Grenier, and Michelle Olson
Read MoreWork by Anne Plamondon Productions is centred on the molecules released by the muscles during physical effort
Read MoreCo.ERASGA world premiere features commissions by three Indigenous women choreographers: Starr Muranko, Margaret Grenier, and Michelle Olson
Read MoreAt the intimate York Theatre, honed Aussie performers mix feral energy with a new level of circus sophistication
Read MoreTriple bill includes return of global sensation BOLERO X, Medhi Walerski’s SWAY, and world premiere from Italy’s Sofia Nappi
Read MorePresented here by The Cultch, the Australian company’s piece is packed to the brim with ferocity and carnal energy
Read MoreEvent at the Vancouver Playhouse includes Barcelona-born singer José “El Cachito” Díaz and magnetic Sevillian dancer-choreographer Macarena López.
Read MoreVulnerable and visceral, the iconic work uses muscle, skin, and sinew to explore humanity’s deepest needs and desires
Read MorePoet Garth Martens says the Victoria-based troupe’s performances are a visceral and intimate conversation between words, music, and dance
Read MoreFormer Ballet BC head Emily Molnar praises artists in acceptance speech for Europe’s Nederlands Dans Theater and Complicité
Read MoreIn prelude to full season, artists explore their choreographic side with surreal touches like a piñata head, multitasking coatrack, and bubble-wrap sculpture
Read MoreCurator Amber Barton shares all the unique outdoor locations where this year’s dance performances will appear
Read MoreAlvin Erasga Tolentino performs three solos commissioned from Indigenous choreographers Starr Muranko, Michelle Olson, and Margaret Grenier
Read MoreFirst show takes place in April 2026, featuring Christopher Wheeldon’s After the Rain, Wen Wei Wang’s Swan, and more
Read MoreThe rare chance to see performers choreograph their own cutting-edge pieces regularly sells out
Read MoreNew ensemble work presented by Odd Meridian Arts draws inspiration from Studio Ghibli film Howl’s Moving Castle
Read MoreCopresentation by TEMPO Dance & Visual Art and VLACC weaves contemporary movement with live music, video projection, and multilingual text
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