The Music Man
Has any choreographer extracted as much value from the chug step as Mark Morris? Jerome Robbins came close in “Glass...
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Has any choreographer extracted as much value from the chug step as Mark Morris? Jerome Robbins came close in “Glass...
Continue ReadingAdrian Danchig-Waring is a poet. His body articulates anticipation and pleasure, the tumult of ecstasy, and the ache of longing...
Continue ReadingBeneath blue California skies, manicured trees, and the occasional hum of an overhead airplane, Tamara Rojo took the Frost Amphitheater...
Continue ReadingGeorge Balanchine’s 1967 ballet “Jewels”—in which each act is inspired by a different semi-precious gem—has proven a touring warhorse.
Continue ReadingThe headline performance of Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival’s Hip Hop Across the Pillow mini-festival—which took place from August 2-6, 2023...
FREE ARTICLEWhat would the story of Alice in Wonderland look like if it was reimagined by a group of women?
FREE ARTICLEThe show starts outside the theater. A car, with its right rear window busted out, pulls up, music blaring, bass...
FREE ARTICLEFour distinct works, their creation initiated by a shared prompt. Four choreographers, plus time, space, and the ten dedicated contemporary...
Continue ReadingWho doesn’t love the circus—especially nouveau cirque? With its unclassifiable blend of genres, it reflects so much of what it...
Continue Reading“This is historical,” Ballet22 co-founder Theresa Knudson told the audience between works on the company’s latest program, “Momentum.”
FREE ARTICLEPilobolus has become synonymous with pushing boundaries, both in the physical and the thematic. The company’s run at New York...
Continue ReadingLucinda Childs/Robert Wilson's “Relative Calm” (1981/2022) opened the six-week long ImpulsTanz Vienna International Dance Festival in its the 40th anniversary...
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