Reviews
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Vervet Dance’s curated evening of five works featured artists from throughout the region. After dipping my toe into the potential of these artists’ works I left wanting more.
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During this evening of three dances with a mixed gender company, Brown decides to devote one of the pieces to the six women.
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Not only was Brown opening up her work for anybody’s interpretation and critique, she was opening up her life--and all the layers of identity therein.
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For her experimental response to Meg Foley and J. Louis Makary's experimental show, Carolyn Merritt answers 12 questions.
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Instead of being separated, can’t theatrical gesture and dance movement be mixed together to create something whole?
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The emotion and the dynamism of the dancing transcend any language barrier.
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The juxtaposition of the frightening terrorist soundtrack with the dancers' robust and alluring bodies is strange and haunting.
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They resembled a well-trained army marching off to war: precise, focused, armored and ready.
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Over time the body becomes less able in some ways but more eloquent in others.
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Delicate execution of movement by extremely muscular bodies, athletic but thoughtful choreography, the scramble of gender role expectations.