Reviews

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Of an Era, Of a Moment, Of a Lifetime

Emilee Lord

Seventy dancers celebrate Jasper Johns on a virtual platform—a true and gorgeous example of the new alone-together normal.

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Distanced, But Not Far

Whitney Weinstein

Though physically distant, the video reflects their feelings of closeness, as if daydreaming in synchrony.

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Travel Beyond Our Boundaries

Kristen Shahverdian

Can't travel? Try a 'vicurious' theater trip.

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Reservoirs of Presence

Christina Catanese
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Together, Yet Still Alone

Kristen Shahverdian

What would normally be touch now looks like hands absorbing one another.

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Longing for Two Art Forms to Touch

Maddie Hopfield

I still find myself waiting for it: when do the taiko and the dance come together?

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Slamming the Keyboard: A Quarantine Chronicle

Whitney Weinstein

How to thrive in your body when the world pauses in uncertainty.

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Deer in the Digital Headlights

Christina Catanese

A film of technonatural angst, TrashBot uses myth to approach an understanding of our scrambled modern bodies.

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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.