Reviews

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Having Fun at the Ballet

Lynn Matluck Brooks

When was the last time you actually had fun seeing the ballet?

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Gallim’s Feet Skipping Around Solid Stone

Eleanor Goudie-Averill

Andrea Miller is the first ever Artist-in-Residence in dance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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A Cool Cushion Between Realities

Ellen Chenoweth

It felt exactly right that a choreographer should be the one to lead this discovery of virtual reality's promise.

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Memory, Identity, Fragmented Masculinity

Carolyn Merritt

In the realm of MEN--Olivier Tarpaga's dazzling work.

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Dance’s Past: Time is Running Out

Lynn Matluck Brooks

Constrained by our forever running out of time ... time to make sense of life before it lands irrevocably in the past tense.

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Shaken, Stirred, and Aroused

Whitney Weinstein

Burlesque is a late-night cocktail of athleticism, shaken with tease and plot.

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Aren’t We All Rosie?

Gregory King

How much of Silverman was in Really Rosie?

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Call Me #PUNK

Hannah Pearl

Joy, rage, freedom, and chains in nora chipaumire's latest dance.

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Amerikaleidoscolonic

Jenna Horton

This satire takes a step closer to horror, too uncomfortable to unwind in front of at 10pm.

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Notes on A Love Supreme

Anna Drozdowski

The dancers play the bass notes abstractly in the air: the invisible substance becomes thick with gesture.