Reviews
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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.
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How can works from 75 years ago still read so strikingly? Each company on this shared program also showed new work.
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Tangle Movement Arts, a confident troupe of women aerialist, dance and theater artists, don’t take long to get vertical.
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To explore the flavors offered up by the world of screen-dance, try "Dances Made to Order," an assortment of short films by artists from all over the map.
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A response to the DANCE/USA conference: part report/part thank you note to Philadelphia.
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Alie Vidich is a hyper-imaginative 28-year-old artist who swooped off a bridge and fought the city of Philadelphia for permission to turn that bridge into a performance venue.
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This joint striving is one of the strange pleasures Artifact Suite provides.
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The relatively new company, BalletFleming, produced a show about exploration, new friends, and life’s enlightening journeys.
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Ellen Gerdes and Brenda Dixon Gottschild speak about the contemporary relevance of DTH, Balanchine, pink tights, and more...