Reviews

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The Floor Wipers: A Comedy’s Call for Action

Lauren Putty White

With masks on, mops in hand, and opinions to share, this duo takes us on a journey of being a brown, working-class female.

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EQUATORS’ Climate Change Terror

Jonathan Stein

Brown skinned arms slowly stretch across and into the surface of melting ice.

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Intrepid: Complexions Contemporary Ballet Dances Freedom

Dana Nichols

Rhoden’s choreography is laced with an edge of sweaty, carefree sexuality.

Photo: April Rose
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Time Transforming Truth

Miryam Coppersmith

Sincerity Project #4 didn’t feel like a departure from the first three, but the continuation of a Big-Bang-like expansion.

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Sharp Dance Company: The Other Side is Looking Bright

Lauren Putty White

Grounded stomping of the feet, rib cage thrusts and pelvic distortions really displayed the body in a mesmerizing way and dre

photo by Rebecca Davis
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Find Have Remember Lose Keep

Emilee Lord

This is not a book, it’s an act.

Photo: Rob Li
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30 Years and a Pandemic Later, Roni Koresh Still Has Hope

Darcy Grabenstein

Koresh Dance Company mourns the pandemic and celebrates 30 years of dance in Philly.

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Cabaret Meets Outdoor Queer Dance Party in RUB HARDER

Karl Surkan

Jasmine Zieroff brings choreographed eroticism to the Fringe

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Gamer Dance Deconstructs Binaries

Lu Donovan

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

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Motel Montana: Where Fantasy and Reality Coincide

Whitney Weinstein

A narrative of narratives exists beyond each door