Reviews

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  • Reviews

Can you hold me?

nikolai mckenzie ben rema

Deep in the cave of the heart are all the stars in the sky.

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  • Reviews

we show you what we want to

desire amaiya

are moments enough?

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  • Reviews

Interdisciplinary Inquiry at Temple’s Dance Faculty Concert

Ziying Cui

Five innovative choreographies by the current faculty of the Dance Department.

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  • Reviews

A Call To Action for Inclusive Dancing: Empower in Motion in London, UK

Catja Christensen

Inclusivity, Unity, and Individuality.

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  • Interviews, Reviews

“Border Crossings” Reveals Historic Erasures in American Modern Dance

Emilee Lord

A revision of modern dance history centering artists marginalized and excluded.

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  • Reviews

Animal and Gender Fluidity in Headlong’s ‘Horse Woman’ at the Barnes

Jonathan Stein

Insights into Laurencin's beguiling enchantments and sensuous visions.

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  • Reviews

Imagination as Survival in “YO OBSOLETE”

Rachel DeForrest Repinz

Christopher “Unpezverde” Núñez seamlessly weaves together audio description and imaginative narrative.

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  • Reviews

Dance Your Way Home

Catja Christensen

Warren imagines that dancing home is as natural and essential as breathing.

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  • Reviews, thINKpieces

Modern Dance, Zionism, and a Free Palestine

Lu Donovan

If Israel is so supportive of American dance institutions, more so than even our own government, why would it be questioned?

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  • Reviews

Edges of Koma Otake

Emilee Lord

I have nothing here.