John Jasperse

Kilian Kröll

Sometimes a piece of art stays with you--and you are not satisfied until you articulate why it has.

Julie Diana

“[Dance criticism] is a secondary art,” Deborah Jowitt says. “It’s a transparency through which to show a personal impression of something else.”

Megan Bridge

Jasperse’s gorgeous, commanding, leggy cast of four led us on a journey which laid bare assumptions about gender.

Kirsten Kaschock

Disassociation provides pleasure--the vague elation of untethering nudity from sexuality... But new freedoms bring their own anxieties.

Julie Diana

Spontaneous,engaging moments leave the viewer hungry for more and grateful that the artists have exposed their more personal selves.

Ellen Gerdes

Attentive dance performers and theorists listened and dialogued about too often neglected topics in dance.