Reviews

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Living Statuary

Miryam Coppersmith

Leah Stein Dance Company captures the beauty and ambiguity of staged realism in Close to Home.

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Dance Like Dr. Z’s Watching

Miryam Coppersmith

You are Not a Shining Star: "weird but not boring."

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Classified Texting

Whitney Weinstein

I stepped closer to listen in on whispered conversations.

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How is Safety Felt in the Body

Kalila Kingsford Smith

Proceed With Caution reminds me that bodies are soft, mortal.

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Liquored Lovelies: Ending Fringe With A Bang

Whitney Weinstein

At Murder & Booze Cabaret, I traveled back to the time of Prohibition.

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What’s So Funny?

Kat J. Sullivan

“Un Poyo Rojo”: a different kind of locker room talk.

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La Bolivianita: A Dance of History and Heritage

Kalila Kingsford Smith

A journey through a complicated heritage, punctuating sorrows and joys with embodied expression.

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Fringe Dance Offerings Get Personal and Political

Karl Surkan

Dance audiences got a taste of four different Fringe shows at a preview showcase at the Performance Garage.

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Not a Ballet, but a Labor of Love

Miryam Coppersmith

The show radiates the love and care poured into it.

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LOVE Park Through New Eyes

Zornitsa Stoyanova

Leah Stein and Asimina Chremos illuminate Philly’s vibrancy of social interaction.