Reviews

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Almanac Dance Circus Theater Catapults Greek Myths into Science Fiction

Jonathan Stein

This Fringe circus theater hit renders goddess Io as a feminist warrior

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Hell hath no fury like a pedestrian scorned

Kat J. Sullivan

I found the choreography too thickly applied but enjoyed moments of genuineness in the dancers’ idiosyncrasies.

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Congregating in the Chaos

Whitney Weinstein

"Her" questioned, and embraced, female identity, inviting all women to exist not only as they are, but as sisters.

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Levée des Conflits: Anything but Neutral

Janna Meiring

It is the full range of humanity, expressed without a put-upon emotional layer.

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Embodied Social Politics and Group Identity

Scott Rodrigue

CITIZEN melds movement from the African Diaspora with modern dance to question history, heritage, and what it means to belong

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The Gustatory Play: Feed

Julius Ferraro

Food has a visceral relationship to our daily experience of the world.

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Starting from Scratch

Lisa Kraus

Shows you may want to see after watching these appetizing trailers.

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Cliveden, Animated

Lisa Kraus

What followed was anything but gentle.

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Montpellier Danse Festival: Postcards from France

Ellen Chenoweth

Brief flashes in an otherwise loud, dark, and smoke-filled vision.

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Precarious River: Beck Epoch on the Schuylkill

Lynn Matluck Brooks

In rowboats, kayaks, and dragon boats the audience watched four women balance, swing, and suspend themselves above the waters