A New Hamlet Centers Black and Queer Characters
May 4, 2021
Theatre Philadelphia and thINKingDANCE continue our partnership, begun in 2018, bringing coverage and
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A New Nutcracker Challenges Orientalism
December 18, 2020
Final Bow for Yellowface, founded by Phil Chan and Georgina
Aviva Makes the Right Moves, But Not Without Missteps
November 29, 2020
The cast of the film Aviva is comprised entirely of dancers instead
Staying Passionate About Dance
October 5, 2020
When the coronavirus pandemic forced dance classes online, Pasión y Arte artistic
Will we ever really dance again?
September 23, 2020
I’m struggling to write this review about Henry Alford’s And Then
BalletX Premieres Short Dance Films About Life in Lockdown
June 21, 2020
How many performances have we lost to coronavirus? I’m sure
Belonging in Ballet: Towards a More Inclusive Future
June 12, 2020
Arts educator, former dancer, and writer Phil Chan has advised
Expanding Beyond Walls: Urban Movement Arts Takes Its Community Online
April 26, 2020
During normal times, Urban Movement Arts (UMA) hosts contemporary urban and social
Coming Together—Figuratively, Not Literally—for Dance
March 21, 2020
COVID-19 was officially characterized as a pandemic on March 11, 2020. In
Dance Replaces Talking in the Experimental Film Redoubt
February 13, 2020
In the film Redoubt, a sharpshooter and artist track each other
Korean-American Teenagers Plot Revenge in a Bangkok Hotel Room
February 7, 2020
Theatre Philadelphia and thINKingDANCE continue our partnership, begun in 2018, bringing coverage
January 24, 2020
“Merde!” The Dance Makers Moment started not with programs but with
A Haunting Portrayal of Illness and Family
October 31, 2019
Theatre Philadelphia and thINKingDANCE continue our partnership, begun in 2018,
