Five local dance artists hosted an "artist-process talk." This experimental response reflects the evening's thought-provoking spirit.
A nice sampling of the city’s young professionals, as well as food for thought on the ties that manifest in the lifeworld of an art scene, and the pleasures and challenges of shared concerts.
Chouinard’s work “reflects her deepest concerns as an artist...each new work must invent and explore a whole new universe.”
The Live Arts Brewery (LAB) hosts an open showing each month to allow performing artists to receive immediate feedback.
Providing work for dancers is grounds enough for a standing ovation, but Koresh XX Years offered other reasons to applaud.
Our correspondent reports why you'll see him in the front row at the Annenberg for Champions of Dance.
The opening night of BalletX's Fall Series 2011 provoked curiosity in me about what defines a ballet as contemporary.
An evening of dance that dazzled, astounded and—above all—emphasized the enduring power of community.
A picture of Seen & Heard that moves beyond the impressions generated by the four authors whose words are reconfigured here, to a thickly textured remembrance.
A light-filled mobile, electronic music, patches of light, and five performers who dance, speak, act, and finish the mobile’s assemblage – all weave integrally into the work’s fabric.