CardioCreativity turned out to be an exuberant hybrid: half performance art, half physical education, combining into an unusual and unpredictable mixture.
Marion Ramirez’s "Musa Paradisiaca," named after the banana tree of her native Puerto Rico, stirs together quotidian life, memory, cultural history and passionate art making.
The Clothesline Muse is not just about family lineage and the impact that previous generations bring to bear upon its fledgling members.
A sister and brother, dancing flamenco, bring a facility, inventiveness and outrageousness that tops anything I've seen in years.
Taking a dive with Philadelphia Dance Projects’ SCUBA is one of the serendipitous pleasures of the Philadelphia dance scene each year. This program went deep.
Philadelphia Dance Projects often pairs Philly artists with out-of-towners. Here, two artists inhabit different aesthetic universes.
These two powerful, petite women dance face to face, side by side, back to back, and, at times, as one another’s shadows.
Three moments during Scratch Night stood out in their intensity or departure from predictable performance customs.
"I heard subtleties in the footwork that shoes would have obscured making this piece more about listening and less about sound."
The invisible wall between viewer and performer is broken; the viewer given an active voice.