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35 animals, including two elephants and a hippopotamus, travel with a Canadian circus as it faces the challenges of life on the road.
Inspired by myths of the afterlife, Philippe Baylaucq's experimental film explores the human body's movement as a metaphor for life and death.
Nearly 100 artists perform a concert at the US-Mexico border on June 3, 2017, to protest President Trump's proposed border wall.
Fourteen cowboys compete in rugged challenges for a prize of $50,000 worth of cattle and the title of ultimate champion in Converse County, Wyoming.
Neele Buchholz, an actress and dancer with Down syndrome, navigates the challenges of the entertainment industry while striving for independence and success in her career.
A recent study linked violence towards African Americans and a lack of legal protection from 1870 to 1940 to perceptions of lower contributions in science and technology.
Twelve cowboys compete in Ultimate Cowboy Showdown for cattle and a belt buckle.
Ed Sheeran's rise from homelessness in London to becoming the most-streamed artist of the decade highlights his resilience and musical talent.
Laserium started in the early 1970s at the Griffith Park Observatory, becoming the only continuing laser concert in the world.
In downtown Manhattan, Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform alongside Rufus and Martha Wainwright, Lou Reed, and Laurie Anderson in a festive live music celebration.
Street performers in Paris, including magician Oussama Chazi, dancer Femi, and singer Anne Sophie Guerrier Breakeurs, showcase their diverse talents in vibrant public spaces.
Pupils in ballet classes spend over two hours daily practicing balance and advanced positions to develop their skills and artistry.
Six Tony Awards were won by Spring Awakening, a musical adaptation of Frank Wedekind's 1891 play about repressed German teens.
Eight teams compete in the annual donkey championships in Querceta, Italy, with no prize money and no betting allowed.
Miya Masaoka, Jon Rose, John Luther Adams, and Bob Ostertag explore the intersection of music and environmental interaction, using sound to forge deeper connections with the world.
100 musicians from the National Youth Orchestra of Canada undergo two months of rigorous training and perform 12 concerts during their national tour.
Flamenco originated in a small area of southwestern Spain, where gypsies thrived despite centuries of persecution and cultural suppression.
Celia Franca, Oscar Peterson, and Christopher Plummer reflect on the life and impact of a prominent Canadian artist in the mid-20th century.
Zeph Eisenberg prepares for a 200 mph land speed record attempt on Pendine Sands by transforming a Daihatsu microvan into a drift car to enhance handling skills.
Professional classical musicians, including Christoph Eschenbach and JoAnn Falletta, share their experiences with performance anxiety and effective coping strategies.
In the fourth episode of Stunt Science, a snowboarder collaborates with a plane to perform stunts, while a free diver, cliff runner, and BMX rider showcase extreme sports challenges.
From June 18 to 20, the National Archives Museum will host an interactive performance featuring Playback Theater, where audience members share personal stories about freedom.
Guy Hoffman performs as Pierrot in Montreal, expressing a poignant tale of love and loss through pantomime against the vibrant backdrop of the city.
In Montreal, four young drag performers-Stephan, Jason, Bracken, and Nemis-prepare for their first group performance at Pride, facing challenges and rivalries along the way.
A husband and wife team uses body paint to transform an athlete into a painted warrior for obstacle races, blending art with competition.
James Payton, a British actor known for roles in Harry Potter and Captain America, reflects on fame and success over a year in the competitive film industry.
A talented artist creates a series of twelve angels for an exhibit that represents the culmination of his life's work and inner struggles.
A dance instructor collaborates with two air force pilots to choreograph a complex aerial performance, showcasing the technical demands of aerobatics.
Vija Vetra, an influential Latvian dancer and choreographer, reflects on her extensive career and lasting contributions to the global dance community at age 84.
Four groups of musicians perform in a shopping mall, creating a unique sound experience that challenges traditional concert settings.
Kent Nagano conducts the Montreal Symphony Orchestra's 75th season, featuring key performances that reflect the city's vibrant musical landscape.
Five projects were selected for the ONFB XP lab in 2021, where creators experimented with animation, virtual reality, and sound design.
A family of puppeteers travels through remote towns and villages in the Canadian Maritimes, performing an engaging play for children.
Six aspiring comedians navigate Toronto's comedy scene while auditioning for Montreal's Just For Laughs festival in this feature documentary.
Several Toronto comedians travel to Montreal's Just For Laughs festival, a competitive environment where they aim to become the next big thing in comedy.
A theatre company in Italy attempts to stage an innovative opera performed entirely on water, showcasing the challenges and creativity involved in this unique production.
Hollywood Immersive, founded in 2010, connects aspiring actors from around the world to industry professionals during an intensive training program.
A troupe of pyrotechnic experts and acrobats in France faces challenges as they prepare for an ambitious performance combining science, technology, and art.
Ray Wimley, a New Orleans flower seller turned rapper and poet, showcases his rise from street performer to a celebrated artist with a focus on community issues.
Diverse actors with disabilities, including Regan Linton and Lucy Roucis, challenge stereotypes and showcase their talents in a musical celebration of imperfection.
In a major operatic production of Verdi's "La Traviata," filmmaker Philippe Béziat captures the creative process with Natalie Dessay and the London Symphony Orchestra.
Lasseindra Ninja, a prominent transgenre dancer, returns to French Guiana to teach voguing, highlighting its significance for local LGBTQ empowerment and expression.
A woman prepares for a long bike trip from Canada to New Mexico while seeking help with basic bike mechanics from a fellow mountain biker.
Jean-Philippe Rameau’s opera-ballet is reimagined by director Clément Cogitore and choreographer Bintou Dembélé, featuring 30 dancers from hip-hop, krump, break, and voguing styles at the.
Copenhagen's Montmartre jazz club operated from 1959 to 1974, hosting musicians like Toots Thielemans and Jimmy Griffin during its peak years.
Puy du Fou, a theme park in France, combines ancient history with advanced engineering to create innovative live spectacles that attract over 2.2 million visitors annually.
École Norman Côté, a social dance school in Montreal's Rosemont neighborhood, serves as a vibrant hub for dancers of diverse ages and backgrounds.
In December 1813, Beethoven's concert features the premiere of Wellington's Victory, celebrating the defeat of Napoleon and marking a high point in his public career.
