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Terzopoulos’s Antigone begins at the point of exhaustion, with a populace worn to the nub by war.
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It felt right to perform tango, a product of immigration, in the lead-up to Pope Francis’s speech on immigration during his recent visit to Philadelphia.
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“I love birds,” the scientist says dreamily. “What can we learn from these caged lives?”
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Guillermo Ortega Tanus, Sheila Zagar, and Eun Jung Choi join Jonathan Stein talking through a Trisha Brown experience.
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A lecture from this year's Rockies by Asimina Chremos.
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The night left me elated, sad, hopeful, and very proud.
- Heard About Town, Reviews
Guest writer Tania Isaac reflects on what comforts, and what sustains.
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Fringearts is in full force in Philadelphia, and I am in Budapest, watching L1danceFest.
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Nicole Bindler reports on her experience setting work on the dancers of Diyar Dance Theater, a Dabke company in the occupied West Bank in Palestine.