Winnipeg’s Moulin Rouge too polite for Paris’s den of sleaze by Paula Citron

Jorden Morris’s ballet about the notorious cancan cabaret should sizzle more than this

National Ballet’s 60th season is full of surprises by Paula Citron

The company is celebrating a major anniversary with some changes to its repertoire and production format

Wayne McGregor fascinates with his dance-technology fusion by Paula Citron

British choreographer’s dance piece ‘Entity’ blends cool science with living sculpture

Savion Glover: From hoop dreams to hoofin’ by Paula Citron

The tap dance virtuoso talks about his roots and his take on dance and music

Shockmeister Dave St-Pierre doesn’t disappoint by Paula Citron

The wild child of choreography turns tenderness on its ear in a provocative work

Cathy and Heathcliff in dance by Paula Citron

Deborah Dunn takes a page from 'Wuthering Heights' for her latest piece

Faced with cuts, Toronto dancers learn the art of the sell by Paula Citron

Choreographers team up to take on marketing of dance shows

A Bard-inspired show of great style by Paula Citron

The Art of Time Ensemble offers a beautiful sampler of Shakespeare-linked music, dance and theatre

Collision Dance Festival highlights by Paula Citron

Collisions festival steps up Toronto’s dance game by Paula Citron

Weekend mash up of contemporary works aims to immerse audience in creative process

Dancing across Canada with the Nutcracker by Paula Citron

The Nutcracker has become as much a part of the Christmas season as tinsel and turkey. Here are 10 very different productions across the country of the holiday ballet confection – and y…

When two become one – well, three, with Gord Downie by Paula Citron

‘Beside Each Other’ explores the many corners of a relationship to words and music by the lead singer of the Tragically Hip

Stunning Chroma brings down the house by Paula Citron

The National Ballet seems to do the impossible in its performance of a brilliant work by Brit choreographer Wayne McGregor

Roshni: Strong acting but weaknesses in the script by Paula Citron

Tale of two street children in Calcutta suffers from repetitiveness

Eonnagata: Lepage’s latest doesn’t quite come together by Paula Citron

Despite lots of star power, the story of a controversial French soldier, diplomat, author and spy doesn’t shine brightly enough

Year With Frog and Toad is a charming tribute to friendship by Paula Citron

A gentle children’s book turns into a musical even adults will like

The National Ballet’s Cinderella: A divine pairing of music and dance by Paula Citron

The cast, the composer and the choreographer produce the finest Cinderella in the world

Urbanvessel’s ‘Voice-Box’ scores knockout by Paula Citron

Wearing crinolines over their boxing trunks, the feminist collective delivers a punchy mashup of opera, dance and theatre