Reviews

Photo: Michael Slobodian

Stretching the Boundaries of Dance Fusion

Gregory King

Hip-hop dance,the electric boogie, up-rocking, b-boying, popping overlapped with a la seconde turns, glissades and rond de jambes.

Photo: Bicking Photography

Unveiled: Authorial Intent

Kirsten Kaschock

In the halves of Unveiled, the ethos of each of two choreographers was prominent and compelling.

Photo: Ditta Baron Hoeber

DANCE WITH CAMERA: A Sequence in Fifteen Stanzas

Dancer Asimina Chremos and photographer/poet Ditta Baron Hoeber share improvisational space.

Photo: Alexander Iziliaev

Hamlet–To Dance or Not To Dance, A Question

Jonathan Stein

The simple but powerful choreography brings to mind ballet’s court dance origins and connotations of rarified class and privilege.

Photo: Stephen Delas Heras

BeginAgain: A Narrative Reinvented

Gregory King

An imaginative world of carnal movements and attention-grabbing video...creative collective intellect...a state of heightened curiosity and pure ecstasy.

Photo: Ellen Chenoweth

This Is Not a Gentle Piece

Ellen Chenoweth

In more than 300 performances, three vocalists from The Crossing whistled a piece composed by David Lang, while encircling a 4.5 billion year old rock.

Image: Andrew Jeffrey Wright

Dancing When Everybody’s Watching

Whitney Weinstein

This was a celebration of the human form in all its awkwardness.

Photo: © Jacques-Jean Tiziou / www.jjtiziou.net

Passionate Precision

Lynn Matluck Brooks

With Cosas de Mujeres, Pasión y Arte Flamenco brings together a remarkable line-up of artists.

Photo: Michael Ermilio

Flying and Fleeting

Lynn Matluck Brooks

Up close, the audience can see the balances and supports afforded by the circus equipment and notice each finger, glance, and weight shift.

Photo: Megan Mazarick

Scratch That and Recreate an Arts Community

Whitney Weinstein

Scratch Night reflects a growing interest among artists of all genres in revealing art making process to audiences.