Reviews
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What if the creator’s role was to release into the world a never-ending set of possibilities, whose lives would surely outlive that of their originator?
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Lubovitch exposes his strategy and follows its logic, responding closely to the music he chooses.
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The BillHPhotos Choreography Showcase drew on significant talent in our community and underscored the value of showcasing excerpts and works-in-progress.
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The weightedness of bodies in 'Hoist,' either in motion or at rest, was the strongest metaphorical connection to an industrial past of physical labor and heavy machinery.
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Popil’s study is an eloquent portrayal of someone who has lost a loved one and Goudie-Averill makes a poignant commentary on the plastic objects that serve as replicas of our body parts.
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It takes a huge consciousness to live in the structure of a performance as opposed to clinging to it.
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They’re not bodies with a message written across them; they are people sharing a space and an experience and letting us in.
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With this highly stylized, precisely choreographed production, Toshiki Okada paints a picture of cubicle life as a near-death experience.
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The Gate hovered at the crossroads of Cirque de Soleil and the Chippendales, with acrobatic dancing in progressive states of undress.
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Lea Bostick, vetted for "This Town is a Mystery," was asked by Andrew Simonet if her family members were shy. She said, “Shy was the only gene they didn’t have.”