Reviews

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From the Eden to Society, Shiyu Wang’s Into Outside

Ziying Cui

Employing exposed bodies, choreographer Wang constructs her own Garden of Eden.

Photo: Anne Vetter
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Self-Acceptance is a Journey

Ellen Miller

The beauty in Cannon’s work is its ability to draw you in as he externalizes his struggle, conflict, and joy.

Photo: Amber Hongsermeier
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Imagining Femininity in Purple and Pink

Courtney Colón

The feminine edges of a masculine mind.

Photo: Malaya Ulan
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What is Flamenco on the fringes?

Anito Gavino

Digging for lineage and meaning in a contemporary Flamenco performance.

Photo: Aubrey Donisch
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“Falling Up” is Buoyantly Joyful

Madeline Shuron

Rolling and twisting, pulling and pushing, they rotate in a circle.

Photo: Rob Li
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In Fruit of Her Lips, a Surrealist Celebration

Ellen Miller

Poetry and rain-infused performance

Photo: Rosie Simmons
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Timespan of a Melting Candy

Megan Mizanty

An acutely compassionate glimpse into the minutiae of sex work.

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Be Stoked, My Shaking Heart

Mara Flamm

Heartshakes is a call for our hearts to shake with passionate aliveness.

Photo: Aja Nadi
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Un-Othering Our Gardens: “What Seeds Are You Planting?”

Caitlin Green

To witness intimacy show up in so many earnest ways that had nothing to do with sex was a remedial moment.

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A Physicality of Mirroring: “Spiegel Spiegel” at Philly Fringe

Ziying Cui

Madeline Shuron breathes new life into the disco ball.