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Photo: April Rose

Time Transforming Truth

Miryam Coppersmith

Sincerity Project #4 didn’t feel like a departure from the first three, but the continuation of a Big-Bang-like expansion.

Photo: Yurany Pabón
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Sharp Dance Company: The Other Side is Looking Bright

Lauren Putty White

Grounded stomping of the feet, rib cage thrusts and pelvic distortions really displayed the body in a mesmerizing way and dre

Photo: MK Asante

Mama Kariamu Welsh: Memorial Tribute

L. Graciella Maiolatesi

“‘Walk Strong!’ was her reminder that with every step we carry our ancestors with us…”

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We Are Their Bones

nikolai mckenzie ben rema

Disentanglement from colonial mindsets begins with telling ancestral stories and truths, starting at their coordinates withou

photo by Rebecca Davis

Find Have Remember Lose Keep

Emilee Lord

This is not a book, it’s an act.

Photo: Rob Li

30 Years and a Pandemic Later, Roni Koresh Still Has Hope

Darcy Grabenstein

Koresh Dance Company mourns the pandemic and celebrates 30 years of dance in Philly.

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What Are Your Waters? (A kōrero with Jack Gray)

nikolai mckenzie ben rema

Gray has created a world of practices which call into the room a thousand years of knowledge and resistance in the face of co

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Cabaret Meets Outdoor Queer Dance Party in RUB HARDER

Karl Surkan

Jasmine Zieroff brings choreographed eroticism to the Fringe

photo by Amber Johnston

Gamer Dance Deconstructs Binaries

Lu Donovan

In this world, everyone’s name is Chad. All Chads are gay for all other Chads.