Reviews

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Dance Your Way Home

Catja Christensen

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

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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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Edges of Koma Otake

Emilee Lord

I have nothing here.

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A Sugar Rum Cherry of a Treat

Melissa Strong

The Nutcracker Suite from Dorrance Dance updates a holiday favorite with percussive tap and jazzy music.

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A Sweet Holiday Adventure at Tapcracker

Courtney Colón

The Lady Hoofers’ adventure set in Paris is a sweet and satisfying treat.

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Calm Awaits the Chaos in “The Rite of Spring / common ground[s]”

The dancers expand and contract through the chaos, searching for a calm that will not come.

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Queering the Archive of lo Mexicano

Amy Schofield

Cuellar approaches archival material with extensive embodied knowledge of the form.

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Breaking Down Breakdance

Charly Santagado

A cypher to celebrate Hip Hop’s 50th Birthday.

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Shall We Dance Beyond Identity? – Xiang Xu’s World Premiere XY

Ziying Cui

Xiang says, “I don’t like to categorize my identity within a box.”

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In “I Invited Myself,” Eiko Otake asks us to linger

Ellen Miller

In our hurried world, Otake invites you to linger, to watch, and return to watch again.