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Discussions on topics related to the world of dance in Nova Scotia, Canada, and in general. With special guests and our Nova Scotia Music Spotlight featuring the music of a different Nova Scotia artist each episode. Plus fun dance trivia and more!
Dance Nova Scotia hosts United In Dance, a arts show with 20 episodes published.
Dance Nova Scotia is extremely excited to welcome Montreal multidisciplinary artist and Ballroom Kiki scene leader Anton May to the podcast. A dancer and instructor, Anton is also the leader of the Montreal Chapter of th
This is a first in a new series within the United In Dance podcast focusing on the attack on the Arts, Culture, and Heritage sector in Nova Scotia as a result of the 2026 Provincial budget. In this conversation we are sp
Part 2 of our conversation with Therese Cruz, Executive Director of Visual Arts Nova Scotia, artist, and Councillor for the Town of Shelburne, all about how we can advocate for the arts in our everyday lives. #FundNSArts
We are very excited to have Therese Cruz, Executive Director of Visual Arts Nova Scotia, artist, and Councillor for the Town of Shelburne, join us this episode to talk about how we can advocate for the arts in our everyd
It's high kicks, death drops, and sashays in this episode as we chat with Halifax Drag sensation ZARA MATRIX. We're diving into Drag as a dance form, how ZARA got started, what comes along with such a demanding art form,
This episode we're joined by psychologist Cia Crawford to discuss the psychology of performance, understanding anxiety as a bully, how it impacts performers, and how to combat it. AND! we have some fun facts about the hi
It's a full FRINGE episode as we sit down and talk with Dawn Web who is presenting their show RED CORNER at the 2025 Halifax Fringe Festival. And we’ll also be getting a special reading by Dawn of one of their pieces fro
We're joined this episode by Nova Johnstone, owner and operator of Port City Ballet, and the founder of the new Port City Ballet Company. We talk all about the creation of the company, what it means for rural Nova Scotia
Local Nova Scotia dancer, 10 year old Taya Tucker and her mom Sally are here to talk about Taya's upcoming exciting adventure as she prepares to join team Canada for the World Dance Championships this July 2025 in Spain.
We are very excited to present our conversation with principal dance, choreographer, teacher, and educator, Kealan McLaughlin. A principal dancer with Estonian National Ballet and Canada's Ballet Jörgen, Kelan is now dan
United In Dance welcome Kinetic artistic directors Emma Kerson and Kay MacDonald to the podcast to chat about Kinetic's programming, the power of independent dance, the need for community support, and so much more. If yo
This episode we are joined by Pamela Halstead, coordinator of PERFORM! Nova Scotia. We discuss the history of this vibrant longstanding program, the importance of art in schools, how teachers and schools can take advanta
We are delighted to present our conversation with one of Nova Scotia's most loved dance teachers and performers, Maria Osende. We sat down with Maria for an engaging conversation all about the power of recreational dance
We jump into fall with a conversation with new DANSpace community studio manager Nat Dooks. We're talking all about creating great arts spaces and the challenges of effective space for the arts community in Nova Scotia.
A candid and introspective conversation with Isaac Mule, Robert Azevedo, and Sid Ryan Eliers, some of the key components of OutFest 2024, the Queer Theatre Festival happening from April 23 - 28, 2024 in Halifax, NS. We c
Local dancers Alessia Silveyra, Coralee Kelly, and Michaela Salomon have each earned a spot to join team Canada for the World Dance Championships this June 2024 in Prague. And we wanted to hear all about it! PLUS! Halifa
We are chatting with Nat Dooks, B-Boy and coordinator of the 2024 Nova Scotia Dance Week. Nat is giving us all the details of what to expect during Dance Week, how to get involved, and some exciting surprises. PLUS! Hali
On our third episode, we welcome chiropractor Dr. Ryan Robichaud and Massage Therapist Ryan Young to the podcast for an engaging and insightful conversation about dance and our body. We discuss some common injuries seen
On our second episode, we have the good fortune to spend some time with Royal Winnepeg ballet dancer and East Coast kid, Liam Caines. After 16 years touring with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet Liam has returned home to his ro
The inaugural episode. We speak with Dance Nova Scotia Board President Sara Adams about the state of dance in Nova Scotia and the exciting work and opportunities that lie ahead. Connect with Dance Nova Scotia online at w
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