Alice Irene has a compelling story of injury, clarity of vision and strength. It’s a story I can personally relate to, and for that reason, and many others, I think it’s best to just hear it in her own words. Then go see Alice Irene’s company Ink on Paper in The Canary Wallpaper, final 4 shows in the Toronto Fringe Festival starting July 11th. Continue reading Alice Irene’s The Canary Wallpaper: 2012 Toronto Fringe Festival Dance Preview →
With four shows left of The Gravity Hour at the Toronto Fringe Festival, here’s a little bit about the project director, choreographer and dancer Kiri Figueiredo as added incentive to check it out. Continue reading A quick Q and A with Kiri Figueiredo: 2012 Toronto Fringe Festival Dance Preview →
For the past 8 months choreographers Rebecca Reinhart and Lukas Press have been focused solely on the creation of NUMBERS, their contribution through Kokus to the 2012 Toronto Fringe Festival Dance Initiative. Continue reading Lukas Press and Kokus with NUMBERS: 2012 Toronto Fringe Festival Dance Preview →
Limitless Productions return to the Toronto Fringe Festival with another show – Sex, Bollywood and Other Lies — that provokes the edges of South Asian and contemporary dance. Here’s a six-question Q and A with co-choreographers Ashima Suri and Imran Mohammed and the company. Continue reading Limitless Productions’ Sex, Bollywood and Other Lies: 2012 Toronto Fringe Festival Dance Preview →
Toronto theatre for everyone.