 Photo: Nora Gibson
Digital MotionPhilly A|V collective brings performance and experimental media together. Leslie Bush |
 Photo: Carlos Avendano
Voguing Your Way to YourselfCome as You Are: Sublime Movement Workshop taught the basics of voguing and dancing to express yourself. Kristi Yeung |
 Photo: Pablo Meninato
United States of Urgency: Migrant Bodies on the MoveCardell Dance Theater successfully illustrates immigrant journeys, simultaneously humanizing migrant bodies. L. Graciella Maiolatesi |
 Photo: Alexander Iziliaev
Contemporary in-the-Works at PA Ballet’s World PremieresPennsylvania Ballet’s World Premieres showcases three new atmospheric works. Colin Murray |
 Photo: Mira Treatman
Would You Perform With A Total Stranger?I feel very validated by the concept that ‘to curate’ literally originates from the Latin root ‘to care.’ Maddie Hopfield |
Dance, Reanimated on the PageAnnie-B Parson’s recent book weaves the detritus of past performances into a newly generative artifact. Emma Cohen |
 Photo: James Claiborne
Dixon Gottschild's Aunt Jemima, Out of PlacePerformative lecture calls for black liberation. Barbora Příhodová |
 Photo: Thomas Bouchard
Miss Hill: Creating the Dancers of the 21st CenturyMiss Martha Hill, a little-known powerhouse behind the scenes of modern dance, makes dance matter in Greg Vander Veer’s film. Kristen Shahverdian |
 Photo: Shanel Edwards
Locating Black Liberation Through Time and SpaceThese artists investigate how Black individuals center justice in their work, and by doing so, commit to locating and living in liberation. L. Graciella Maiolatesi |
 Photo: Stephanie Ramones
Sculptural Lines Straight Out of Chi TownAmid syncopated contemporary dance, Haun’s Chicago-based company offers a welcome respite of non-narrative, sculptural lines. Kat J. Sullivan |
 Photo: Stephanie Berger
Mark Morris’ Life in Dance Lived "Out Loud""Because I'm me…": Morris is very much himself in his new wide-ranging memoir. Christina Catanese |
 Photo: Ani Gavino
Performing Activism at the Barnes FoundationWorks like Fleming’s inspire me to use art as a tool for protest. Annielille (Ani) Gavino |
NewstD Writers Learn from Theatre of the Oppressed
On Saturday, October 26, 2019, thINKingDANCE writers had the opportunity to work intensively with theatre artist and educator Morgan FitzPatrick Andrews … A New Partnership: thINKingDANCE and See Chicago Dance
We are delighted this month (October) to initiate an exchange between thINKingDANCE and See Chicago Dance (SCD), an exchange that will allow dancers… Open Call for tD Writers! - now closed
We are looking for NEW thINKingDANCE WRITERS and encourage the following people to consider joining us:
· those who want to develop their writing skills… A Bit About UsthINKingDANCE catalyzes conversation about dance and develops the skills of dance writers in the Philadelphia area. We train and educate our writers through regular workshops with visiting dance writers, monthly peer-critique sessions, and a uniquely rigorous two-tiered editing process. Founded in 2011, we've published nearly nine hundred articles drawing attention to Philadelphia’s robust and diverse dance community. Read more. FundingthINKingDANCE gratefully acknowledges support from the Philadelphia Cultural Fund, from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, and from our readers and other individual donors.
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