The questions remain: are you watching or doing, welcoming or rejecting, giving or taking?
Lyons’ choreography sits over this duo’s relationship like an Instagram filter: they’re themselves, but a slightly different
Kosoko's shapeshifting performance summons and witnesses radical thinkers.
Hellmut and Brenda hold the stage as centers of calm, strength, and wisdom amid BalletX’s young virtuosi.
Their bodies create a sense of enclosing dread, a weight that becomes too heavy without counter.
The piece exposes its own process, inviting the viewer to ask what it means to do this work.
A single burst of color across a backdrop of white sheets.
When was the last time you actually had fun seeing the ballet?
Andrea Miller is the first ever Artist-in-Residence in dance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
It felt exactly right that a choreographer should be the one to lead this discovery of virtual reality's promise.