Or so Paul Taylor would have us believe in three of the four dances he presented in his Philadelphia season at the Annenberg.
Seductive. Sultry. Intense. Visceral. Passionate. Electrifying. Sensual. Hot. Heady. Raw.
...this evening was more than a traditional performance--it was a wild night out.
There is an incredible humanity to these works... We breathe and the audience holds its breath. We are suspended in time.
Six kick-ass Philadelphia dancers take on the challenge of Lucinda Childs’ be-in-the-moment-or-lose-your-place-forever dances.
Motion travels up his legs and torso, as if through a volcano, bursting into a full-bodied, space-eating dance.
The performers in "Glow" are as lost in cyber space as was Alice in Wonderland, looking for someone to connect with.
Reggie Wilson/Fist and Heel Performance Group's Moses(es) brings to life the nature of leadership within a community.
He told a story while confronting physical boundaries creating optical illusion and rich entertainment.
Lisa Bardarson and Jonathan Stein collectively review the Throughline Collective, joint project of Colleen Hooper & Julie B. Johnson.