<P>Bob Clark - Calgary Herald, 10.18.01:<BR> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR><B>Critic's Pick: All Fours at Big Secret</B><P>Suicide, Kafka, Hitchcock and T.S. Eliot are among the sources of inspiration for the dance works featured in All Fours. . .<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>[url=http://www.canada.com/calgary/aroundtown/story.asp?id={5563CAEC-D5C5-49AC-BB6C-1E866CF26223}]<B>more...</B>[/url]<P> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>We told four of Canada's most accomplished choreographers: "Here's 20 minutes. Go nuts." There's Ruth Cansfield, who joined Winnipeg's Contemporary Dancers at 19, went on to enjoy enormous success as a choreographer, and eventually founded her own award-winning company. Deborah Dunn attended art school and worked as a photographer before discovering dance. In Je Pense à Autre Chose, Montrealer Estelle Clareton explores the dichotomy of mind and body. Finally, host and DSW artistic director Michéle Moss sets her African-inflected jazz on a trio of "simultaneous soloists."<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR>Co-presented by One Yellow Rabbit and Dancers' Studio West<BR>October 24 – October 27, 2001<BR>Big Secret Theatre, Calgary, Alberta<BR>

<BR><font size=1>Deborah Dunn</font><P>Tara DiBenedetto - The Gauntlet Buzz, 10.25.01:<BR> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR><B>Diverse and independent dance at OYR</B><P>Although One Yellow Rabbit and Dancers' Studio West may seem like strange bedfellows, this isn't their first collaboration. It is their first focus on independent Canadian choreography.<P>"There's so much credence given to the larger companies that tour the country, and we wanted to present four of Canada's freshest and most exciting independent choreo-grapers in a single evening," said Dancers' Studio West executive producer Damon Johnson.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><B>more...</B><BR>