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Photo: Ian Douglas
  • Reviews

Theater in the Wake

Kirsten Kaschock

Sometimes you are not in control of what wells up inside of you in response to art... Sometimes, maybe that’s what art is.

Photo: Frank Bicking
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To delight and to rot

Kat J. Sullivan

An aesthetic response to The Ripening Suite

Photo: Alexander Iziliaev
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PAB: Pointe and Break

Lynn Matluck Brooks

Pennsylvania Ballet put on a dizzying display of the body's potential.

Photo: Kaitlin Chow
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Circuitflow

Kat J. Sullivan

The lights are high and the music is low as I ascend the sea foam-colored steps of The Iron Factory.

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The City Breathes Together

Julius Ferraro

Terzopoulos’s Antigone begins at the point of exhaustion, with a populace worn to the nub by war.

Photo: Yasamin Mir-Shekari
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Tierra

Carolyn Merritt

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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What Birds Can Teach Us about Life on Earth

Megan Stern

“I love birds,” the scientist says dreamily. “What can we learn from these caged lives?”

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“Going Back to Nothing” – Kicking Off the Trisha Brown: In the New Body Festival

Jonathan Stein

Guillermo Ortega Tanus, Sheila Zagar, and Eun Jung Choi join Jonathan Stein talking through a Trisha Brown experience.

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  • Heard About Town, Reviews

Heard About Town: Asimina Chremos

A lecture from this year's Rockies by Asimina Chremos.

Photo: Gus Gscheidle, Award: Amy Scheidegger
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Rock On Philadelphia!

Zornitsa Stoyanova

The night left me elated, sad, hopeful, and very proud.