A review of partnership and performance: "yes, this is she" is quirky, funny, kinetic, kooky. The piece came out of a year-lo
The performers’ camaraderie gives the evening the overall feel of an album rather than a collection of disparate singles.
The patterns and places of synchronicity gave the evening a sense of unity.
This duality between divulging and concealing feels fascinating rather than alienating.
Through the night of differing choreographic tastes, it is PHILADANCO’s dancers that shine.
The space is awash in exhalations often culturally linked to sex or violence. The animal body. The body as energy.
I found the work to be pre-digested to the point of blandness.
A new book review on "Group Motion in Practice: Collective Creation through Dance Movement Improvisation."
This documentary breaks down barriers and opens the door to those left out of the performing arts.
"Come Together" left me wondering about the amorphous amalgam that is contemporary dance in the United States.