Alessia sat down to discuss her group piece, “Anisa”, which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. We talk about the link between mental health and performance art.

Instagram: @alessiamallozzi

Original air date: June 17, 2019

Anastasia sat down to discuss her solo piece, “ALLAGI”, meaning “transition” or “change”. It was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. We talked about her background as a Greek-Canadian artist and why honest storytelling is an important part of performance.

Instagram: @anastasiabotou

Original air date: June 10, 2019

Ethan sat down to discuss his group piece called “Particulate Mass”, which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. We talked about how small movements can look so large with many dancers involved and about the cinematic musical score he chose.

Instagram: @ethanthankim

Original air date: June 3, 2019

Hannah sat down to discuss her solo piece entitled “Lover”, which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. We discussed musical influence, spontaneity, and her recent project with Frog in Hand.

Instagram: @hannahshikatani

Original air date: May 27, 2019

Max sat down to discuss his solo piece, aptly titled “intergouvernementalisation”. It was performed at Ryerson’s Choreographic Works 2019. We talk about how his vision changed over the process of creation and how using a fusion of styles challenges what dance performance can be.

Instagram: @maxwheatley

Original air date: May 21, 2019

Joel sat down to discuss his piece "Nowadays", which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. His charm, dedication to the craft and creative vision make him so unique as an artist. We talk about climate change and ballet choreographers that give us life.

Instagram: @joelanthonytaylor

Artist who inspired Joel’s piece: @studioolafureliasson

Original air date: May 14, 2019

Rumi sat down to discuss his piece “Hahaha…ha” which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019.  We talk about the experience of live music in dance performance and how the creative process for him and his dancers shifted as the piece grew.

Instagram: @rumidude15

Original air date: May 6, 2019

These three sisters co-wrote the series “P3: The Inevitable Truth”. We talk about music, grief, feminism, 90s nostalgia and much more. 

P3: The Inevitable Truth is available for pre-order on April 23, 2019 at 12:00 AM EST. 

Synopsis: After a devastating loss, a sudden journey to a new town could lead to their demise. Turning back is not an option. “Home” as they know it is gone… Recently orphaned Mavelle Ta’Marken and her twin sisters, Rose and Kelin, unexpectedly become the centre of a mystery to discover who killed their mother and father. The sisters’ new home lies in an isolated country called Dawnington; a nation ruled by a cowardly leader called the Monarch, who has been in hiding since 1976. Mavelle, Rose and Kelin have each other, and a bond stronger than blood that becomes a new power as they are pitted against forces of evil.   

Instagram Links: @madisonmacgregor @avamacgregor @ellemacgregor @p3series  

Kickstarter link: http://kck.st/2W3riaG 

Spotify playlist based on Kelin Ta’Marken: https://open.spotify.com/user/l91oc80... 

Organization that Madison is involved with: https://www.myteam.org/

Also check out “Mind Time with Madison”: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Ms...

Hannah is sunshine in human form. We caught up to talk about her new lifestyle after leaving school.

Instagram: @ok_ish

Original air date: April 8, 2019

Brayden is a performer and choreographer, based in Toronto. We touch upon topics like the 13th month of the year, our glorious time in Greece, humans growing plants inside of them, and a mysterious note that we attempt to analyze.

Instagram: @b.cair

Original air date: April 1, 2019