Reviews

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On the Making of Icons

Lynn Matluck Brooks

From revolutionaries to icons.

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The Core and the Corps of Swan Lake

Lynn Matluck Brooks

The corps was sharp as the jagged rocks framing the lake before which the swan flock fluttered, bowed, and posed. Truly impre

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The Geography Trilogy Screening

Carolyn Merritt

Transfixed to befuddled to captive to everything in between.

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One After Another

Eleanor Goudie-Averill

Like Rethorst, Miller places one event after another without being precious about it.

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“…not a fucking swan…”

Zornitsa Stoyanova

The limited pop culture archetypes we as women are often stuck with.

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And Yet We’re Still Here

Julius Ferraro

We don't touch like we once did.

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Tormented Genius: Jerome Robbins

Lynn Matluck Brooks

The New York Public Library offers a kaleidoscopic symposium about the life of Jerome Robbins.

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The Book is Always Better

Thomas Choinacky

Reading and seeing at American Realness.

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Electric Okwui

Eleanor Goudie-Averill

Okpokwasili outshines everyone and everything else on stage; her performance is worth the price of admission.

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Ronald K. Brown/Evidence: Dancing Through the Spirit

Rhonda Moore

Brown's choreography comes from a place of faith.