Articles written by Kat J. Sullivan
Joan Myers Brown on 50 Years with PHILADANCO and Philly’s Future
July 22, 2020
Amidst a global pandemic and international uprisings demanding racial justice, PHILADANCO is
COVID-19 and Dance: Resources to Keep Us Moving
March 23, 2020
This article will continue to be updated as new resources
February 12, 2020
Theatre Philadelphia and thINKingDANCE continue our partnership, begun in
Eastern Europeans in North Philadelphia
January 10, 2020
As Aleksandra Bożek-Muszyńska crept up the side staircase in The
December 30, 2019
Theatre Philadelphia and thINKingDANCE continue our partnership, begun in 2018, bringing
Sculptural Lines Straight Out of Chi Town
December 6, 2019
One dancer is in the middle. She wears a tight,
The School for Temporary Liveness Misses the Mark
October 18, 2019
The School for Temporary Liveness strove to reimagine a school
Fringe Festival Picks: Independently Produced Dance
August 20, 2019
Despite the fact that the Fringe Festival is often the
The People Have Spoken: A Day of Compositional Improvisation in NYC
August 13, 2019
I am darting around the studio in Brooklyn’s Triskelion Arts
Tilting Space in an Abandoned Warehouse: Tori Lawrence + Co.
May 24, 2019
Tori Lawrence + Co. creates holistic aesthetic experiences, amalgamating many
“An Everyday Man’s Prophet”: August Wilson at the Arden
March 23, 2019
In a quest to reach new audiences for performing arts
Coalescing in Context: Movement Sound Experiment at Mascher
January 25, 2019
Mascher Space Cooperative is hot. What under normal circumstances might
Rendering the Now: Process Project with fidget
January 6, 2019
Evenings like fidget’s Process Project make me believe that the real
I don’t need to see Jessica Lang Dance
December 14, 2018
I don’t need traditional gender roles. I don’t need male
Endurance, Chaos, and the Rigor of Attention
September 15, 2018
Vervet Dance’s In the Light series is as much about endurance as
July 9, 2018
Almost every year, the Movement Intensive in Compositional Improvisation at Franklin &
Sean Thomas Boyt On Performing the Hustle
June 22, 2018
Sean is a good friend—one of my first after moving
Between the Sacred, Profane, and Mundane
June 18, 2018
In a quest to reach new audiences for performing arts
When activism is involuntary: a conversation between Deanna Haggag and Bill T. Jones
April 15, 2018
On Sunday, February 25th, as Deanna Haggag sat down with
Absolution in the Witness, in the First Breath
November 18, 2017
When I enter Mascher’s studio, Lauren Mandilian Huot is sitting
The Embodied Blueprints, or How Time and Space Are Malleable If You Make Them
February 23, 2017
Thomas Choinacky is a movement artist. Thomas Choinacky is an
Giving Form to the Invisible: Graffito Works at PAFA
February 16, 2017
The embodied monuments by transmasculine artist Cassils in the PAFA
Yvonne, the Giant; Yvonne, So Small
October 27, 2016
Artists are patient; artists are the only people I know
Hell hath no fury like a pedestrian scorned
September 11, 2016
Lavise Lowery is dancing in the living room at The
The Pleasing, Profound, and Peculiarity of 4pm
June 14, 2016
Few performances are best viewed in the afternoon, but Hold Still
My body, and other questions I had for Annie Wilson
February 25, 2016
I can’t get Christina Gesualdi out of my head. She
October 25, 2015
Note: Project Trans(m)it: Phase One, the evening-length show containing the works
Going Through the Motions of Emotion
November 30, 2014
“Oil and water; those are the two that separate when
A New Debut–Corella as PAB Artistic Director
October 11, 2014
Personnel changes swept through Pennsylvania Ballet beginning in April when