Reviews

photo by Amber Johnston

Gamer Dance Deconstructs Binaries

Lu Donovan

In this world, everyone’s name is Chad. All Chads are gay for all other Chads.

Photo: Garrett Matthew

Motel Montana: Where Fantasy and Reality Coincide

Whitney Weinstein

A narrative of narratives exists beyond each door

Photo: Miryam Coppersmith

Take It Off (hers/ours/yours)

Emilee Lord

The simple act of undressing is imbued with more significance when it is performed with careful attention.

Photo: Johanna Austin

Intentionally Rasquache

Miryam Coppersmith

“What if, instead of putting kids in cages, we put kids on stages?”

Photo: Maria Baranova

Kyle Marshall’s Film “Stellar” Takes Us On A Voyage

Lauren Putty White

Dancers blend like chameleons with the space, moving along the ground, against the wall, and between stage lights.

Photo: Jasmine Lynea

Nanay: Tagalog for Mother

Kalila Kingsford Smith

The dancers chart their ancestral matrilineal stories onto their bodies and into the grass.

Photo: Wide Eyed Images

Club for One

Lu Donovan

Can a solo pleasure performance become a communal experience?

Photo: Dawn States

Dawn States Dancers Speak for Themselves

Kara Nepomuceno

Description is less necessary when the work is already beautifully narrated by the dancers themselves.

Photo: Brandon Wyche

Klassic Contemporary Ballet Company’s “Return to Müvment” Brings a Return to Joy

Lauren Putty White

Dancers fill the stage, inviting me into their realm through silent narrative.

Photo: Peterson Goodwyn

Dwelling on the Past and Present

Joseph Ahmed

A short, bitter-sweet reminiscence on home and loss, thoughtfully presented.