Interviews

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Riffing on Shenanigans

Germaine Ingram

Guest contributor Ingram continues to chew on lingering questions that arose during the rich process of working with David Gordon.

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Steering In Interesting Water — An Interview with Asimina Chremos

Patricia Graham

Why is more courageous work sometimes less comprehensible? How to make improvisation a Practice? What about ballet now?

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It’s About the Conversation

Patricia Graham

Patricia Graham chats with Ballet Hispanico Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro.

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Nyet, Sochi Olympics. Da, Liz Gerring’s glacier!

Jonathan Stein

Liz Gerring talks to thINKingDANCE before her company's first Philadelphia area performance of glacier.

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Tap Is the Means — An Interview with Germaine Ingram

Lynn Matluck Brooks

Philadelphia tap dancer, choreographer, performance artist and bearer of the city’s tap dance legacy, speaks with TD about her work and philosophy.

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Careers In the Dance Biz: From College to the “Real World”

Kalila Kingsford Smith

Kalila Kingsford Smith interviews Sara Nye, performer with Real Live People (In) Motion and Program Associate of Enchantment Theatre Company.

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Now and “THEN”

Anna Drozdowski

Anna Drozdowski sat down with the five dancers of Group Motion’s most recent commission, THEN, by choreographer Susan Rethorst.

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An Underground Garden of Connection

Whitney Weinstein

"The task was essentially to create six performances-for-one, but line them up to happen simultaneously, in the same space."

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Careers in the Dance Biz: Financially Literate in an Artistic World

Kalila Kingsford Smith

Continuing her series on navigating the “business” of dance, Kalila Kingsford Smith interviews Amy Smith, Co-Founder and Finance Director of Headlong Dance Theatre.

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Charles O. Anderson: Restless Native Son

Kariamu Welsh

Kariamu Welsh interviews Charles O. Anderson, artistic director and choreographer for Dance Theater X, Philadelphia and Austin.