Dance Reviews

The solo artist best known for works like bANGER and Goggles has outdone herself with this ambitious five-person dance-theatre spectacle.
From the opening moments, it was clear that Ballet B.C. was not going to be presenting your everyday Giselle.
What it all means, however, is up for debate.
Canadian dance veteran Margie Gillis explored friendships rediscovered, the rekindling of sensuality, and a deep acceptance of the world as it is.
The Danish dancer-choreographer's hourlong solo takes viewers to dark, disturbing, and very gorgeous places.
Can’t wait to see what Laughlin’s 50-year retrospective will look like.
A National Ballet of China production. At the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on Wednesday, February 27.
RUBBERBANDance’s one-of-a-kind hybrid of ballet, contemporary dance, and hip-hop has become so liquefied, it’s almost impossible to separate out the downrocks from the rest. Not that you’d ever want to.
A Chutzpah Festival presentation. At the Norman and Annette Rothstein Theatre on Sunday, February 17.