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Fairytales, Famine, and Anti-Semitism in Sugar Houses

Courtney Colón

A brutal truth is lodged in this fairytale’s retelling.

Photo: Larry Dixon
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Shifting Colors and Disco Balls

Madeline Shuron

It’s a piece about the localized bioenergetic field that surrounds living beings, and the dancers play with this energy.

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Swimming Together in “Rhythm Bath”

Jonathan Stein

The Mimi Lien installation provides a celestial embrace to the grounded embrace of the dancers.

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Dialoguing Ethics in Dance

Leila Mire

It is often taken for granted that dance, a field that proclaims to celebrate humanity, places ethics at the forefront of its

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Growing the home within

Charly Santagado

Where are we going and what if we can never return?

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finding your dick!

desire amaiya

caggins undresses themselves in their dance theater solo "fem baby."

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Do y’all want more?!

Charly Santagado

Shedding light, sharing skin.

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a circular relationship between capitalism and death

desire amaiya

a traveling circle of life framed by tombstones.

Photo: Tara Mercene
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For yourself, to yourself

Megan Mizanty

An autobiographical tale of motivation.

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From the Eden to Society, Shiyu Wang’s Into Outside

Ziying Cui

Employing exposed bodies, choreographer Wang constructs her own Garden of Eden.