Real expressions of gender are indeed all around us. We need only take the time to see.
Fifty years after its founding, Pennsylvania Ballet presents the Philadelphia premiere of a Balanchine masterwork.
Xavier’s work is autobiographical, focusing on his long relationship with break dancing.
"Falling into Here or The Importance of Normal" is a welcome dance work among the talking heads presentations of the First Person Arts Festival.
Thoughts on Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers FALL Reflections -- a retrospective of the company's five years in Philadelphia.
In "Inside Out," the blacklight mask and dance theater company, Archedream, melds childhood stories into one universal tale.
In 1917 with "Parade," Massine was a fully participating player on the avant-garde playground...
In this juke joint where even ecstatic dancing is infused with sorrow, the dancers pound the floor with rhythmic urgency.
Or so Paul Taylor would have us believe in three of the four dances he presented in his Philadelphia season at the Annenberg.
Seductive. Sultry. Intense. Visceral. Passionate. Electrifying. Sensual. Hot. Heady. Raw.