The founding director of Ballet Divertimento, Susan Alexander, joins J.D. and Tim in the studio to talk about the founding of the school, it’s philosophy, and the different classes and [ … ]
Guest host Tim Rodrigues joins J.D. Papillon for an interview of burlesque performer, Miss Sugarpuss (Holly Gauthier-Frankel). She is collaborating with comedian DeAnne Smith for a show called Stand Up [ … ]
In this episode Allison interviews as many dance artists presenting work at the Toronto Fringe as she is able to. We start off with a conversation with the two Co-Artistic [ … ]
While visiting New York City, we caught some remarkable interviews with dance artists based, or partially based in the big apple. Our first encounter was with Dylan Crossman, who has [ … ]
Alexandre Hamel du collectif Le Patin Libre nous rend visite pour nous expliquer son travail. Le groupe d’artistes créer des pièces de patinage contemporain dont une chorégraphie « Ceci est [ … ]
This week we hosted a round-table discussion with several of the artists presenting dance works at the 2014 St-Ambroise Montréal Fringe Festival. Involved in the conversation are Travis Knights and [ … ]
This week we filled up the episode with interviews of artists presenting work at the 2014 St-Ambroise Montréal Fringe Festival. Although none of these shows fall under the dance category, [ … ]
Peter Trosztmer, Thea Patterson and Sonya Stefan are presenting work as a part of a festival of their own creation, the F OFF (microfest). Thea and Peter, along with Jeremy [ … ]
Mark Lawes and Raphaële Thiriet speak with us about their multi-disciplinary creation, Sometime between now and when the sun goes Supernova. Mark is founding artistic director of Theatre Junction, and [ … ]
The OFFTA is a multidisciplinary contemporary art festival that celebrates experimentation. It is presented along side the Festival TransAmériques in Montréal. We speak with Caroline Laurin-Beaucage about how the OFFTA [ … ]
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A podcast about dance and movement-based performing arts. Dirty Feet is a unique, informed and accessible conversation surrounding artistic creation with the dance industry, and the role of movement…