
Connecting Amidst Chaos—PDP presents Dance Up Close
The recent Philadelphia Dance Projects presents Dance Up Close featured two

Connecting Amidst Chaos—PDP presents Dance Up Close
The recent Philadelphia Dance Projects presents Dance Up Close featured two

Kulu Mele’s 50-year Spirit of Reciprocation
The 50-year celebration performance of Kulu Mele African Dance and Drum

Offered as a subverted prayer, Another Agatha calls upon 15-year old virgin

Keening Humans and Instructions from Creatures
Entering Theatre Exile’s black box, a decision: Take a seat

Site, Skin and Self: A Week with Rosy Simas
“Where do you come from?” This past season, Intercultural Journeys invited artists,

Provocation and Delight with Metal & Kind
Metal & Kind’s Indestructible Flowers is billed as a “collage of

Unhinging memory and making time tangible
Meg Foley’s The undergird asserts that only the body can perceive and

KITH: A Moving Constellation of Kinship
On the black marley floor is a constellation of words

Every now and again, adults need a little reminder that

Stillness and Disruption: On Flowers Cracking Concrete, a Book by Rosemary Candelario
“The effect of Eiko & Koma’s performances is like water

A Crazy Beautiful Hope for Connection
Entering the doorway into an installation space constructed of enormous

Bricolage: A DIY Response to Trump
“Bricolage” is a French contemporary term for DIY, where you

Notes in Alchemy from Moving Arts Lab
All bodies are made of the same organic components, a
Credit Where Credit is Due – a Letter to the Editor (of The New Yorker)
Joan Acocella, whose writing on tap master Savion Glover in The

Jean & Terry: Venturing Out of the Ordinary
Jean & Terry: Your Guides Through Dark, Light, and Nebulous is

On arriving at Brendan Tetsuo’s concert, Walk to Topaz, I am struck

Levée des Conflits: Anything but Neutral
Boris Charmatz identifies this work as a consideration of Barthes’

nora chipaumire’s Brave and Daring Portrait
The practice of making performance in order to understand identity

In Honor of Black Girl Magic: A Curated Salon at The Colored Girls Museum Festival
“Sanctified. This space is now sanctified.” A grounded voice rose
Janna Meiring is a performing artist, improviser, teacher, and writer. The core of her interest lies in the body as site, resource, archive, and connecting-point to all things–tangible and intangible. She is a former writer and editor with thINKingDANCE.