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A report by Michael Wade Simpson for Pasatiempo. Move, a new, five-part documentary on Netflix, which began streaming on Oct. 23, offers portraits of a half-dozen working dance artists. Subjects include street dance with American dancers Jon Boogz and Lil Buck; the politics of the body by Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin; gender-bending experimental Spanish flamenco…

PEPSI-Cola Jamaica brought an explosion of Jamaican flavour to the streets last week — and it was nothing short of electrifying. Pepsi's Flava Pon Di Road Show took over various towns on Thursda...

We sat down with Flexx the Red Bull Dance Your Style Champion before he goes to South Africa, here are his responses to some questions!

Move If you’ve ever watched an episode (or even a YouTube video) from a dance competition reality TV show, you’ll be familiar with the sensationalised backstories that typically accompany contestants. These miniature soap opera documentaries are presented and polished with often inauthentic scripting and sometimes a touch of sad piano in order to glamorise “the dancing lifestyle” and encourage the audience’s investment in the right characters. The new Netflix docuseries Move is what those backstories might have been were they divorced from pretension and granted the space and care ...