Thank you for tackling the big stuff, for giving us an angst-filled rant loaded with conflict, for taking us into the darker sides of our psyches.
Insights that emerged from a series curated by Marissa Perel where most of the work was by artists who are queer.
This is a dance that knows where it comes from. This is dance you can trust. With Bleed,Tere O'Connor may just have created a masterpiece.
An hour and a half of “balls to the wall” dancing rooted in African American, contemporary ballet, and modern influences.
PDP hosts an informed look at Susan Rethorst's new work with the dancers of Group Motion.
"Onliest," created by Curt Haworth, is a site-specific work that enmeshes itself in the Mount Vernon Dance Space.
Keigwin's narratives could be read at face value, interpreted and enjoyed in the moment. It was showbiz—well executed, popular and easy on the eyes.
I get the sense of planets, orbiting the same sun but never meeting.
This was not scenic glam but a gender slam, reinforcing the gender stereotypes of the evening’s prior works.
Each Ballet X dancer committed to the choreography with the precision of an elocutionist, every movement enunciated perfectly and laden with meaning.