
Defying the Odds and Inspiring Possibility with Almanac Projects
Almanac Projects’ Helpful Hints for Strength and Health for Busy People thrills
Defying the Odds and Inspiring Possibility with Almanac Projects
Almanac Projects’ Helpful Hints for Strength and Health for Busy People thrills
Good, Beautiful, Perfect, Black, Indigenous, Queer
Without hesitation, Ankole makes clear their commitment to dismantling colonialism
Seeking Sisterhood Amidst Unsafe Systems
Sprinting onstage, Cierra Woods and Edwina Thertulien begin sis.tem | gateways
An Experimental Retelling of the Myth of the Minotaur
Severin Blake puts their own spin on the myth of
A Mother-Son Duo Exchange Expertise
Bach Cello Suite Project, by dancer Megan Bridge and cellist
Embodying Human-Nature Interdependence
Merging nature and nurture, Cardell Dance Theater’s TERRA: Bodies and Territories (choreographed by
Shavon Norris’ CRONING (solo.duet 48:25) at The Philadelphia Death and Arts Festival
In all its honesty, vulnerability, and grief, CRONING (solo.duet 48:25) is a
Erick Hawkins Dance Company in Pure Lucia: Quidditas Suchness
Pure Lucia: Quidditas Suchness, curated by Dustin Hurt’s Bowerbird, is one
Has Sadness Ever Taken You Down to the Dump?
“THIS IS THE WORST DAY EVER!” screams Terry, throwing down
Montreal Company, RUBBERBAND, Brings Reckless Underdog to Philly
Beginning with contemporary ballet, and finishing with hip-hop, the Montreal-based
Twenty years. Twenty tons. Three stories high. Assembled with remnants
In a gradual awakening, Marguerite Hemmings lies on the floor
Celebrating Nineties Nostalgia in ‘Future Jam ‘94’
Could 90’s nostalgia be the answer to reclaiming our attention
At Concourse Lake during golden hour, Leigh Huster led guests
A Housewarming in a Magic Garden with Biscuits and Hibiscus
The allure of melodic piano music enchants my walk to
Sound Moves: an interchange of expertise in percussion and modern dance.
I’ve seen Casual Fifth, a Taiko and dance ensemble, several times
A Communion of Former Zygotes Touching Rocks
Meg Foley convened guests in a circular seating arrangement, divided in
“You’re Probably Wondering What the F is Going On Here”
Upon enteringA Stank Upon A Time: A Story About Funk,
“Dream Sweet, Rough Man”… and it seems like they did.
As if awakening from a tranquil slumber, Lu Donovan and
3 Pony Show’s Visceral Storytelling Summons Kinship and Survival in the 1900s
A Tree When No Moon Shines by 3 Pony Show/Keila Cordova Dances,
Un-Othering Our Gardens: “What Seeds Are You Planting?”
Potted plants and cardboard-cut grass cradled the marley stage at
Labor Unions Aren’t the Villains and Southerners Don’t Kiss Their Cousins
Theatre Philadelphia and thINKingDANCE continue our partnership, begun in 2018,
Dance as an Exploration of Love, Pain, and Performance
Penn Live Arts’ An Evening of Short Dance Films featured three works
Kulu Mele Celebrates Maturation and Fellowship—Past, Present, Future
It’s golden hour. A projection of a sunset meets the
A Cross-species Movement Dialogue Between Agency and Vulnerability
“Que vidas tienen valor?” is projected high onto the studio
High Noon Revives the Cowboy Trope with Black, Queer Culture
Whistling wind sounds welcome us into the theater as several
Koulman Dance Offers Treadmill, Technique, and Tradition
After a contemplative walk in stark silence, soloist Grace Kimble
J. Bouey’s Chiron in Leo Reminds Us to Check on the Children
In the digital pre-show for their latest work and short film, Chiron in
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Caitlin Green is a Philadelphia-based freelance dance artist with a Master’s degree in Dance/Movement Therapy from Drexel University (2019). In her work, she tends to concentrate on the body’s role in wellness, individuality, and expressions of personal and collective narratives. She is a staff writer with thINKingDANCE.
Caitlin is a Philadelphia-based freelance dance artist with a Master’s degree in Dance/Movement Therapy from Drexel University (2019). In her work, she tends to concentrate on the body’s role in wellness, individuality, and expressions of personal and collective narratives. As a freelance dance artist, Caitlin has choreographed and co-created works featured in Philly Fringe Festival, RAW Artist showcase (Baltimore), EMERGE Earthdance multidisciplinary artist residency, and the Painted Bride Art Center’s artist residency, Building Bridges. Caitlin is a teaching artist with arts organizations such as Dancing Classrooms, and BuildaBridge. She enjoys working collaboratively and with youth, as well as choreographing works that start conversation and inspire self-reflection.