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Shaken, Stirred, and Aroused

Whitney Weinstein

Burlesque is a late-night cocktail of athleticism, shaken with tease and plot.

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Aren’t We All Rosie?

Gregory King

How much of Silverman was in Really Rosie?

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Art as Remedy in “Urgent Care: A Social Care Experience”

Karl Surkan

The museum is full of color and life, each room a reminder of the resilience and creativity of black women and girls.

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Call Me #PUNK

Hannah Pearl

Joy, rage, freedom, and chains in nora chipaumire's latest dance.

Photo: Lydia Kincaid
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Amerikaleidoscolonic

Jenna Horton

This satire takes a step closer to horror, too uncomfortable to unwind in front of at 10pm.

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Notes on A Love Supreme

Anna Drozdowski

The dancers play the bass notes abstractly in the air: the invisible substance becomes thick with gesture.

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Community of Women

Julius Ferraro

A scope which ranges from myth to the colloquial present.

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Close to Bodily Music

Lynn Matluck Brooks

We all grasped that we too could find these pitches within our chests, from our own lungs, through our very own breath.

Photo: Lois Greenfield
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The Elements of Interior

Kirsten Kaschock

I read the piece as an elegy to lives lived beyond this space, lives without celebration or witness.

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The Curse of Perspective

Julius Ferraro

Pig Iron’s epic, symphonic theater searches for meaning in extinction.