You know that cool feeling when you turn 30 and start to question everything in your life and have, like, a real neat sensation of panic and unease? Live Art Dance has clearly bypassed that shaky year and are instead celebrating their third decade of absolutely slaying at the contemporary dance game in Halifax with […]
Susanne Chui
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Dance review: Burpee and SINS
Apple Darkest Perhaps the most striking thing about last night’s two premieres, presented by Live Art, was their differences. The minimalism of Susie Burpee‘s Apple Darkness, performed by Danielle Baskerville, seemed almost pious compared to Sometimes in Nova Scotia‘s over-the-top ode to greed, only emphasizing its glorious excessiveness even more. No surprise: Apple Darkness was […]
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Heavenly SINS performing
Peter Eastwood This Thursday night marks the first time since 2006 that all the members of Sometimes in Nova Scotia will be dancing together on the same Halifax stage. The cheekily named young contemporary dance collective, who are spread out across the country, debuts its new piece Xs—-the fourth in its 7 Deadly Sins series—-on […]