Reviews

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Intimate Portraits and Cultural Remembrance

Colin Murray

Inciting pain and laughter in alternation, "Raise Your Voice/Maybe Even Higher" is at once disturbing and uplifting.

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Single Thing, Infinite Folds

Leslie Bush

Nicole Bindler’s belly button makes a case for invagination.

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A Day of Light and Movement

Andrew Sargus Klein

The Outlet Dance Project celebrates its 15th year with an extraordinary lineup.

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Tracing Absence

Emma Cohen

In THE DAY, four artists meditate on loss.

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A Haunting Portrayal of Illness and Family

Kristi Yeung

"A Small Fire" haunts long after its final scene

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Horrific and Whimsical Dream States

Kristen Shahverdian

Violence, friendship, dreams and celebration at Temple Dance Alumni Showcase.

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On Aging and Endings: Zero to Sixty

Kalila Kingsford Smith

A tribute, a parody, and a look into the past through the lens of ZeroMoving.

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A Ballet Sampler Platter

Christina Catanese

Stars of American Ballet presented a chef’s tasting menu of ballet, with New York City Ballet’s Daniel Ulbricht behind the st

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Facing East Festival Celebrates Eastern Dance Through the Ritual of Practice

Anito Gavino

The dance was an offering, a quiet conversation from the dancer to the divine.

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“Spain” Coming at You in PAB’s Don Q

Colin Murray

Pennsylvania Ballet offers glimmering conceptions of Spain in a series of paintings come to life.