By Moira Walker Tchaikovsky’s music pours forth from my laptop. Standing in the middle of my kitchen, I curve my arms around my face. Fifth en haut. With my glasses on, I can see the rest of the class — we’re all seniors, I’m 68 — who appear in a frieze of frames. Centre screen,
By Rachel Silver Maddock Social media became a lifeline for many dance artists during the pandemic, giving them a virtual stage to keep their work alive and to connect with their communities. Now more than ever, establishing an online presence is key to staying active in the global dance community. But what makes a dancer
By Jenn Edwards In big cities, if you’re a dancer and dance instructor, you’re a dime a dozen. When my partner, Philip McDermott, and I arrived in Labrador City last year, with contracts to teach the entire schedule at the only studio in the small mining town, people we’d never met stopped us on the