Reviews

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Will we ever really dance again?

Kristi Yeung

Pandemic-mediated reflections on the book And Then We Danced

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Meet Dick and Jane

Maddie Hopfield

The two have admired each other from afar for years, and have finally, in the oddest of Fringe seasons, come together.

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“Dancing the World Smaller” Tackles the Big Topic of Cultural Dance in America

Darcy Grabenstein

Aesthetic and cultural debates spurred by midcentury international performances

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“I am with you, but also, not with you.”

Christina Catanese

With surprising Zoom intimacy, Nichole Canuso and collaborators explore stories of people, their places, and their things.

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Choose Your Own Adventure Movement Walking Tour

Leslie Bush

A treasure hunt's discovery of dance films.

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A Danced Conversation Between Disabled Bodies

Christina Catanese

Dawn States Company investigates the possibilities of accessibility and inclusivity for Fringe.

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Why It Matters

Lisa Kraus

Gordon crafted a moving collage based on a full artistic lifetime, including past and present footage, music, photos, and tex

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Death Is Kinda Busy These Days

Nicole Bindler

Death was able to somehow remind me of everyone I’ve ever lost, through her simple gestures and dream-like presence.

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Portal Into Our Times, and It’s Live!

Jonathan Stein

Experimenting with live performance during the pandemic, and using its limitations to inform the work.

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Welcome to the Shiva House, Where Grief Is in Full Bloom

Darcy Grabenstein

Storytelling and Jewish tradition in an interactive memorial ceremony for people of all faiths (or no faith)