Dancing Your Way Home
As the Nor’easter wreaked havoc along the Mid-Atlantic seaboard, the wet winds calmed down enough by late Saturday afternoon to venture out to Alonzo King Lines Ballet that evening.
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Dance as Duration
“This resting, patience” has been danced in cities ranging from Helsinki to Porto to Venice, and in all of them the crooning vocals of its most-repeated music, Burt Bacharach’s “What the World Needs Now Is Love,” must have been instantly familiar.
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Swooping In
In the Chunky Move Studios, for Caroline Meaden’s “Immacolata,” presented as part of Melbourne Fringe Festival, two banks of seats, on the diagonal, hold a room.
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On the Fringes
Upon arrival, two tall screens reveal a kaleidoscopic, fluid slither of serpents, as I find a seat in the downstairs Sylvia Staehli Theatre at Danceshouse, for Weichen Cui’s “In Green, In White—Metamorphosis of The White Snake,” presented as part of Melbourne Fringe Festival 2026.
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