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Photo credit: Alexander Diaz

A body/ a response

Ellen Miller

A dancer inspires a filmmaker, and a filmmaker inspires a poet.

Photo: Mike Hurwitz

Director’s Cut: from the lens of Kun-Yang Lin

Anito Gavino

Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers emerges from the pandemic with new works reconnecting to breath and nature.

Photo: Johanna Austin

Being Moved: Honoring Manfred Fischbeck (1940-2021)

Megan Bridge

Manfred Fischbeck left an indelible mark on the Philadelphia dance scene.

Photo: Bob Sweeny

Putting the Pandemic into Words

Darcy Grabenstein

What do writers do during the pandemic? They take online writing workshops, of course.

Photo: Terrell Halsey

Staff Tackle Culture and Policy at the Performance Garage

Kristen Shahverdian

Given the reckoning around race and the recent #MeToo movement, I expected more response from dance leaders and dancers.

Photo: Aidan Un

Staying Passionate About Dance

Kristi Yeung

Flamenco company Pasión y Arte turns to sevillana to stay connected.

Photo: EMPAC

Coming Undone and Becoming Again

Emma Cohen

The shape-shifting American Chameleon navigates grief with care.

Screenshot: Annielille "Ani" Gavino

Fringe Festival Brings Kangaroo Zulu Dancers to the Virtual Stage

Anito Gavino

The performers break down the barriers of inequality, highlighting our shared humanity.

Photo: Take It Away Dance

A Cadence for the Calm

Whitney Weinstein

Take It Away Dance joins with The Jazz Tap Quintet for an afternoon of tap and music.

Photo: Kaitlin Chow

Looks Like Sounds Like, a Study in Contrasts—and Perception

Darcy Grabenstein

In Looks Like Sounds Like, you may wonder whether there’s more to it than meets the eye—and ear.