 Photo: Caitlin Scholl
Dance Like a MotherTwo working-parent-artists premiere a collaboration years in the making. Mira Treatman |
 Photo: Christopher Duggan
Untitled and RealAbraham’s movement vocabulary is a wonder of integration and versatility. Patricia Graham |
 Photo: Amber Johnston
I present a present presentlyStacking on bones like a winter blizzard...time can accumulate/elongate and backflip on itself. nikolai mckenzie ben rema |
 Photo: Brian Mengini
Existing in a Trapped World: A Write Back AtchaStriving to stay human in tosses, spins, and synchronized flash dances. Miryam Coppersmith |
 Photo: Danielle Currica
The Multilayered Selfhood of Shavon NorrisShe calls on us to bear withness. Shayla-Vie Jenkins |
 Photo: Johanna Austin
Jérôme BelPerformance is the most beautiful thing in the world. Emilee Lord |
 Photo: Andrés Gonzalez-Bonillas
Movement and Words CollideFrom words on paper to feet on the ground, workshop participants mix it up. Darcy Grabenstein |
 Photo: Maria Baranova
FlooredMaybe you dance. You are a part of it. Emilee Lord |
 Photo: Ann Robideaux
Dances take shape at Grounds For SculptureIn Mud Baths, choreographers dig deep for inspiration Darcy Grabenstein |
 Photo: Malaya Ulan
A dance of remembranceA remembering of those who transcended into the afterlife, a naming of the pain and suffering of Black gay men during the AIDS epidemic Anito Gavino |
 Photo: Paloma Guzman
Feminist Latina Dance Making: An Interview with Marlen Puello“It should be possible to enjoy the same privileges as male artists.” Joy-Marie Thompson |
 Photo: Cardell Dance Theatre
A Cross-species Movement Dialogue Between Agency and VulnerabilityThe choreography sends dancers through an embodied dialogue between agency and vulnerability, expressed by their use of weight, and one another. Caitlin Green |
NewsthINKingDANCE Partners with Cannonball Festival 2022
This year, Cannonball Festival and thINKingDANCE join forces to encourage audiences and performers to deepen their experience of the festival through writing.… Collection: tD Deepens Conversations around Decolonization
In 2020, I sought out a way to interrogate the positionality of Black writers and Black dancing bodies in context to America’s tempestuous history of… Collection: tD Considers Consent
My interest in documenting issues of consent in performance goes all the way back to the first article I ever wrote for thINKingDANCE. I had just… 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 over 1,200 articles drawing attention to the robust and diverse dance community in Philadelphia and beyond. Read more. FundingthINKingDANCE gratefully acknowledges support from the Philadelphia Cultural Fund, the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, Critical Minded, Visibility Impact Fund, COVID-19 Arts Aid PHL, and from our readers and other individual donors.
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