Columnists Without a doubt, competitive dance is a sport Nadyne Esson, Guest columnist: I started studying dance at the age of four in Toronto and continued through my teen years.

An immersive experience into the World of Dance, Art, Talent- experience a Theatrical Show, Fierce Dance & Circus Arts Competition, Live Painting on Stage, Fashion Show & Live Music concert-all in ...

Emily loved to dance. Now her family is dancing for a cause, in an Aug. 2 fundraiser supporting the mental health nonprofit ...

There's an ongoing debate as to what category competitive dance falls under, said 20-year-old Isabella Barile, another co-captain of TIL. "It's an art and a sport combined together," Barile said.

May 16, 2018. - Time Windows Photography/Submitt The All That’s Dance & More competitive dance teams have completed another fantastic season with their final competition of the year having taken place ...

Lancer Competitive Dance Company members Quinton Velcic, from left, Paige Eddie, Sam Campbell, Natalie Kindiak, Rachel Neufert, and Kate Hatfield take a break during rehearsals at the University ...

It offers stardom for individuals, but little systemic benefit for the broader dance ecosystem, particularly contemporary and ...

School should separate, city says As well, the program is failing to generate enough revenue through fees, costing the city $26,000 last year. "The City is proposing that the competitive dance ...