Reviews

Photo: Angel Edwards, dancer Oliver Spencer, VD by Jordan Deal
  • Reviews

High Noon Revives the Cowboy Trope with Black, Queer Culture

Caitlin Green

With both roaring and solacing soundscapes, we wander through the psyche of a cowboy.

Photo: Rexxi
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Who’s a Sexy Finch?

Ella-Gabriel Mason

Bower Bird fills the intimate MAAS studio with drag, movement, and video to humorously explore how we perform gender and elic

Photo: Sarah Atunrase
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A Presence that is Unquestionable

Miryam Coppersmith

There’s a palpable sense of catharsis.

Photo credit: Marlene Ramirez-Cancio and Cheyenne Gil
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Centering Palestinian Pleasure and Agency

Ella-Gabriel Mason

Eat Me Baladi engages fragmentation to embody wholeness.

Photo: Maria Baranova.
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Geoff Sobelle’s Magical Foodism at the Fringe

Jonathan Stein

Geoff Sobelle has some tricks…down his gut.

Photo: Jeff Somers
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Bringing the Impassioned Work of Koner and Sokolow into the Present

Dancefusion and Sokolow Ensemble demonstrate the power and vitality of classic modern dance.

Photo: Dallas Padoven
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Hanging in the Balance

Tribe of Fools perfectly pairs the medium to the message.

Photo: Tim Blackwell
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Ripples of Rhythm

Miryam Coppersmith

Rhythm carries me through; each of the performers shine in moments of complex rhythmic interplay.

Photo: Johanna Austin
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In Fairview, It’s All About Perspective

Darcy Grabenstein

“I’ve been trying to talk to You. This whole time.”

Photo: Johanna Austin
  • Interviews, Reviews

Constructing Memorials in Bodies, Site and Sounds

Kristen Shahverdian

The artists wove together themes of naming and violence in a site responsive work at Cherry St. Pier.