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The Parkinson's Connection

The Parkinson's Connection

It is Toronto's Luminato Festival 2013. The big-ticket dance item is the Mark Morris Dance Group performing the master choreographer's iconic 1988 L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato, considered by many to be one of the great classics of modern dance. The performance takes place at the cavernous...

Navigational Skills

Navigational Skills

Contemporary dance fans in Vienna, Austria, know Stephanie Cumming as one of the city's best performers. As an original member of the local avant-garde troupe Liquid Loft, she's helped to put the small company on the international map over the past decade. Yet this former resident of the Alberta...

A Place for Abracadabra

A Place for Abracadabra

Streets and canals fan out from Amsterdam harbour toward the centre of the old city. Walk five minutes along the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, one of the busiest thoroughfares, and you reach the beating heart of another, albeit invisible, network: the creative structure called ICKamsterdam...

An Abundance of Passion

An Abundance of Passion

The roots of John Cranko's great story ballet, Onegin, lie in Germany, at Stuttgart Ballet, where it was created in 1965. But they reach out to Toronto and the National Ballet of Canada, a company that has had an ongoing love affair with Cranko's dramatic ballet since first dancing it in 1984.

West Coast Creatives

West Coast Creatives

Creativity takes courage, famously observed Matisse. It also takes an artist or two, or, perhaps even better, an ensemble. And then Money, a challenging but empathetic work environment and inspiring yet strong leadership. It looks like all of this is in place for both Emily Molnar of Ballet British...

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