Reviews
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Stein’s crew raise and reground curving mahogany pews. I see the work of establishing and resettling a congregation, cultural shifts in urban America.
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Elegantly, we get tricked, again and again, and we love it in Geoff Sobelle's 'The Object Lesson'.
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The real drama of "Pay Up" doesn't live inside the many rooms, it resides inside the audience choosing to spend their time and money while shuffling through the experience.
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The directors interviewed their sound designer, asking her to tell her life story. Then they theatricalized it.
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Issues of cultural stereotyping and the role of choreography within theater simmer to the surface.
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The dances in this work are usually comical, but often athletic, embodied, earnest, and endearing, and sometimes all at once...
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In Cavidad, Enza DePalma creates a fully-realized vision of an alternative reality, and the dancers' execution of the movement is the key to the world.
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The evening felt full and cohesive--a series of works with an unarticulated longing for more.
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From a nightmare of heartless civilization and oozy evolution into the sunshine of play.
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Yes, yes it is, we say. As dance artists, critics, scholars, professors and enthusiasts, we wring our hands at the dying art form.