Jessica Warchal-King

A black-and-white photo of two dancers in a brick-walled room. One, masc-presenting, has long curly hair and peeks out at the ceiling, mouth slightly open in expressive thought, one hand bent to touch their forehead, shielding half of their face. The other hand rests against the center of their body. A second dancer stands to their left, mirroring this pose with face tilted all the way to the sky and taut arms.
Photo: Thomas Kay

Dances from the Churn

ankita

Bodies across generations resist being silenced.

Photo: Juliana Wall

Home Is When We Breathe Together

Leslie Bush

An intergenerational examination of home.

Photo: Kat J. Sullivan

Rocky’s 2020 Recap

Maddie Hopfield

“Philadelphia dance communities with an ‘S’” at the Rocky’s revival.

Photo: Bicking Photography

Unveiled: Authorial Intent

Kirsten Kaschock

In the halves of Unveiled, the ethos of each of two choreographers was prominent and compelling.