Interviews

Photo: Hellmut Gottschild

Arrows at Racism in Dance and Beyond: Brenda Dixon Gottschild

Lynn Matluck Brooks

On dance, her impact, and racism, "the most glaring, tragic, intransigent issue in every sector of the American landscape."

Photo: Toni Shapiro-Phim

tD Interviews Germaine Ingram on Her Yoruba Diaspora Project

Jonathan Stein

Bringing awareness to the impact of Yoruba, Bantu and Fon traditions on Philadelphia’s cultural landscape.

Photo: Carlos Avendano

“Quite Visceral and Quite Unusual”: Adrian Heathfield on “Ally”

Ellen Chenoweth

Janine Antoni, Stephen Petronio and Anna Halprin working in the meeting space between forms.

Photo: Johanna Austin

My body, and other questions I had for Annie Wilson

Kat J. Sullivan

Lovertits wasn’t about the bodies at all. But it was the bodies.

Photo: Mawiyah Dowd

Choking on Hope

Julius Ferraro

Sam Tower speaks in long, seamless sentences about developing a fantasy world for performance.

Photo: Ian Winter

Philosophy and Choreography Together in SF

Culturebot's Andy Horwitz on Alva Noë as collaborator/performer with Jess Curtis.

Photo: Kathryn Raines

Interview with The Dance Apocalypse

Karl Surkan

The Dance Apocalypse -- hilarious, outrageous, provocative, and intimate all at once.

Photo: Helio Ha

Philadelphia’s Tango Moment

Carolyn Merritt

Gustavo and Giselle Anne Naveira's participation in the 5th Philadelphia International Tango Festival, from teaching to dancing.

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Baggage Attached: An Interview with Kate Watson-Wallace

Whitney Weinstein

Come with an open mind to watch Mash Up Body. The intimacy is important.

Photo: Ayodele Casel

Arcell’s Truth Based in Evidence

Gregory King

Cabuag relishes in the fact that his heritage, his beliefs, his insecurities, his struggles, and his triumphs are all expressed through movement.