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Have you ever been invited to a “word carving” party? Don’t worry, they’re not some new fad you’ve been left out of. But they were the means to Peter Jickling’s newest creation.   May 16 » by Roxanne Stasyszyn (0 Comments)

Japanese Noh tradition makes it way to Whitehorse

When Fumi Torigai was a child in Japan, he could sometimes hear his father singing traditional Noh stories. “Sometimes I sat beside him, and he also tried a little bit of the dancing…”   May 04 » by Roxanne Stasyszyn (0 Comments)

Dancing with perception

In 1980, Quebecois dance artist Marie Chouinard walked on stage with a bucket, put it down, urinated in it and then walked off stage. It was called La petite danse sans nom, and it catapulted her career.   May 09 » by Roxanne Stasyszyn (0 Comments)

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