Keigwin's narratives could be read at face value, interpreted and enjoyed in the moment. It was showbiz—well executed, popular and easy on the eyes.
I get the sense of planets, orbiting the same sun but never meeting.
This was not scenic glam but a gender slam, reinforcing the gender stereotypes of the evening’s prior works.
Each Ballet X dancer committed to the choreography with the precision of an elocutionist, every movement enunciated perfectly and laden with meaning.
fidget’s Fourth Annual Fall Experimental Music Festival asks questions about the sound/vision continuum.
Giving attention to the experience of an audience’s interface with work by three very different artists.
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.