Reviews

Photo: A. Iziliaev

The New and the Notable at PAB

Lynn Matluck Brooks

These dancers seemed completely comfortable with, and yet engrossed in, their roles; I wanted to... figure out their relationships, to try to guess their next moves.

Photo: R. Mills

On Small Forms and Mid-Winter Desperation: A Primer

Kirsten Kaschock

Who is up there now? Why are they? What genre is this? You have twelve minutes or less to make me care.

Image: Yi-Chun Wu

An Unnatural Occurrence: The Tribe Gathers at APAP

Ellen Chenoweth

Ellen Chenoweth and Lisa Kraus reflect and dialogue on this year’s Association of Arts Presenters Conference (APAP) in New York City.

Photo: Ted Lieverman

Photos of JUNK

Freelance photographer Ted Lieverman shares beyond-performance photos of Brian Sanders' JUNK taken during the past three years.

Photo: Maria Baranova

Eyes, Hands, Seeds–Shedding Light On Process

Kirsten Kaschock

Chremos is in full control of the psychedelic fire-on-cave-walls impact of the interplay of hands' colored lights and disco mirrors.

Photo: JaNelle Weatherford

Butoh and Hip-Hop—Together in the Cypher

Jonathan Stein

Rennie Harris and Michael Sakamoto create a cypher of cross-cultural connectedness.

Photo: Bill Heber

Brisk Ballet for a Fall Season

Patricia Graham

Balletx's Fall Series delivered strong dancing and choreography from three disparate choreographers.

Photo: Aidan Un

When Dance Has a Voice

Ellen Chenoweth

TD writers and march participants Ellen Chenoweth and Gregory King respond to the Dancing For Justice event on December 13th, 2014.

Photo: Ellen Chenoweth

There Can Be an Ease

Ellen Chenoweth

How hundreds of mousetraps ended up in a dance class is related to the dialogue between performance art and performing arts currently underway.

Photo: Richard Termin

Smiling on the Surface

Becca Weber

The dancers, virtuosic and athletic, execute grand leaps, surprising shifts of weight, and daring moments of partnering.