Reviews

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Eye of the Storm

Carolyn Merritt

A symbol of feminine power, Oya represents both obliteration and, in its wake, renewal.

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Tangled Paths

Whitney Weinstein

The cast was attentive to sustaining their characters, even out of the limelight.

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Dazzle-Me Daring

Amelia Rose Estrada

I am most taken by the moments of awkward beauty.

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On Our Backs In The Dark

Mira Treatman

Each audience member was guided by an “angel.”

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Glass Handel: Shattering Opera

Lynn Matluck Brooks

What if you had lots of talent, fame, friends, faves, ideas, and money to play with—and you threw it all into a work you labe

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Chew on This

Miryam Coppersmith

Throughout manger the dancers will keep eating paper.

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The F Word: Movements, Music, and Memory

Preeti Pathak

A social-justice movement can only succeed if it constantly recalls its roots and pays homage to those who paved the way.

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Provocation and Delight with Metal & Kind

Janna Meiring

A mix that satisfies an urban sensibility with the flavors of an old-school slumber party.

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Three Aksha and the Modern Journey of Bharatanatyam

Preeti Pathak

The thavil beats in unison with my breath and heart.

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Dance as Spectacle: Le Super Grand Continental Takes the Club Outside

Karl Surkan

Think line dance meets flash mob, and what do you get?