By Deborah Jones Stephanie Lake named Colossus well. Not only is it a work for vast forces, it has made an out-sized difference to the Australian choreographer’s life. After Colossus is seen in Canada — it’s in Montreal March 8-11 and Toronto March 22-26 — it will have touched down on four continents: Australia, Europe,
By Michael Crabb Toronto’s 2019-2020 dance season was heralded in October by the fifth annual edition of Fall For Dance North, a sampler of Canadian and foreign companies representing everything from meticulously stylized Indian classical dance to no-holds-barred urban moves, frequently with live musical accompaniment. Apart from FFDN’s high profile mainstage shows, made as affordable
by Jordan Beth Vincent For the first time, the city of Melbourne hosted Asia TOPA (Asia-Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts), a massive event across three months, beginning in January, designed to celebrate contemporary art, performance, food and culture. Artists from China, Japan, India, Indonesia and Korea, among others, performed in Melbourne across a wide array