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Swimming in a world of Sleight

Beau Hancock

Kirsten Kaschock's enjoyable and multi-layered debut novel deserves multiple readings.

Editor’s Note: January Roundup

Lisa Kraus

TD writers taking stock and thinking about the road ahead.

Photo: JJ Tiziou

How JJ Moves

Amelia Longo

JJ Tiziou is known for his vivid images of dance performances, as well as for his project How Philly Moves, which he describes as capturing the moves of “self-identified Philly dancers.”

Photo Gallery: MCDC at the Armory

The legendary Merce Cunningham Dance Company as seen in its final shows.

PS #7 : Cunningham Company’s Final Bow

PINA

Lisa Kraus

Art as homage is among the most purely driven forms, whether it be Bach’s musical devotion to his God, or Wim Wenders’ to Pina Bausch.

Photo: Bill Hebert

Resurrecting the Past

Julie Diana

Dancefusion Breathes Life into Historic Modern Dance

Serendipitous and Sustainable: Long Live anonymous bodies

Debbie Shapiro

Kate Watson-Wallace and Jaamil Kosoko are committing to a new working model to keep making art on their own terms.

Wendy Perron Weekend: the Review Revue

Peter Price

Last weekend the writers of thINKingDANCE were privileged to workshop with Wendy Perron, editor-in-chief of Dance Magazine.

Photo: Sonny Tong

Lots of Glitter, Few Stars

Jonathan Stein

In this season of Nutcrackers, feuding Republicans, and holiday kitsch, the Annenberg’s Dance Celebration Series brought us “Champions of the Dance.”