I'm your typical introvert. I cringe at the idea of being surrounded by swarms of people and fear small talk like it's the plague. If you ever see me in a public place, I probably have a book in front ...

Reflecting fast-evolving social and marital realities, the same-sex duet became a staple of new choreography on nearly every local dance stage in 2014, ranging from the dazzling partnering innovations ...

Growing up, basketball, tennis and track practices and competitions filled my days, both during their requisite seasons and beyond. And, somehow, my mother also squeezed in ballet lessons. If you ...

Dance is a language we can all speak: it’s fun, free, and easy to share across languages and cultures. For growing bodies and minds, however, dance can be a whole lot more. On Sesame Street – where ...

Everyone has their own unique list of reasons to feel bad about their body, especially during January, otherwise known as National Feeling Bad About Your Body Month. Here are some of mine: An utter ...

At the beginning of the Aeriosa dance society website we read: Vancouver-based Aeriosa Dance Society was founded by artistic director/choreographer Julia Taffe in 2001 to manifest art, performance, ...

When Anna Natrakul sat down to write her essay for The Free Press’ Academic Excellence Scholarship competition, she didn’t have to think too hard about her essay topic. She wrote about her knees, of ...