By Tin Gamboa “No matter what, I feel like this is what I’m supposed to do,” said Lorelei Williams, the founder of Butterflies in Spirit, a Vancouver group that works to advocate for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) and their families through the healing power of dance. When we spoke recently, Williams
By Kristen Lawson Dance International asked dancers across Canada to recommend their favourite reads. The results cover a range of interests, from classic fiction to contemporary essays, something for everyone. Each of the books spoke to their nominators in memorable and personal ways, revealing some of the questions and concerns that are important to them,
By Ashley Killar When Australian Ballet revived John Cranko’s Romeo and Juliet at the end of last year, it looked fresh as paint, though it was 20 years since they had last danced the ballet. I saw the December 1 performance in Sydney — and the next morning realized that December 2 was the 60th