It is often taken for granted that dance, a field that proclaims to celebrate humanity, places ethics at the forefront of its
Stacking on bones like a winter blizzard...time can accumulate/elongate and backflip on itself.
Presence isn’t about acting, or charisma, it’s about directed and specific consciousness.
The post-moderns not only asked “what is dance?” but also “who can or should the dancer be?”. The latter question will soon receive the resounding answer--“Everyone!"
The declarative title of Lionel Popkin's "There Is An Elephant In This Dance" cued us to look for a pachyderm. But "Aida" it ain't.
Elizabeth Zimmer, the venerable New York dance critic ran one of her infamous Kamikaze workshops with the newly formed thINKi
The movement artists and choreographers calling themselves The Requisite Movers sat on the stage to field questions.
It was easy to imagine yourself on the stage of the Performance Garage at some point during “Fresh Juice”
Promising “potential for disaster and greatness,” Blind Date: dance and music duos presented far more greatness than disaster.