Dirty Feet set up a booth at the Yelp’s Bouge Bash, which was an event that took place as a part of the 2014 Bouge d’ici Dance Festival. There were [ … ]

Lynda Raino has had a huge impact on the development of the dance industry in Victoria, British Columbia since she arrived in 1979. We have the opportunity to speak with [ … ]

On our mission to cover dance at the 25th St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival we encountered Pepper Fajans from the Brooklyn Touring Outfit. They are presenting the show Co.Venture as a [ … ]

This episode is part 2 of our St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival coverage. We focus on out-of-town artists presenting dance, physical theatre, puppet shows and multidisciplinary productions. We start with an [ … ]

In celebration of the 25th St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival the Dirty Feet Podcast has invited a pile of local artists who are performing dance, or movement-related shows as a part [ … ]

Les animateurs Allison Burns, Stéphanie Morin-Robert et J.D. Papillon détiennent tous un baccalauréat des Beaux-arts en Danse contemporaine de l’Université Concordia. Pour cet épisode, Kim L.Rouchdy et Lucy Fandel les [ … ]

Michaela Gerussi and Erin Hill are self-producing their works in a double bill at Studio 303 in Montreal. Michaela has been working with Emily Leblanc on their piece, Resonant Tide. The [ … ]

We discuss the art of non-curation in the particular context of the St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival. The artists presented by the festival are chosen by lottery or on a first [ … ]

Ghislaine Doté is a choreographer and dancer from the Central African Republic who is based in Montréal. Working primarily in contemporary dance, she has sampled many different styles, and is [ … ]

Choreographer, dancer and intellectual, Andrew Turner, tells us about the process behind his work, A Standard of Measure, Except Not Really. The quartet, inspired by the inconsistency of the International [ … ]