Review: Reclaiming the Past in a Dance of Simmering Power
In this charged and challenging world, Reggie Wilson, a choreographer one can depend on for dance artistry no matter the […]
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At NYLA, ‘Terrestrial: The Sprout’ Proposes Drab Future Rituals
Before the lights go down at the start of “Terrestrial: The Sprout,” Germaine Ingram enters, looking regal and wise. She
A Twyla Tharp Master Class on Themes, Variations and Allusions
In the middle of Beethoven’s “Diabelli Variations,” from 1823, the pianist’s left hand starts rocking up and down the keyboard
Those Sounds (Brrr-ah Bah Bah-BAH) You Hear? Choreographers at Work.
Do you feel yourself start to move just reading “brrr-ah bah bah-BAH”? In addition to conveying quality and tone, these
Live Performance in New York City: Here’s What to See This Spring
Broadway OPERATION MINCEMEAT A sneaky compassion lies at the heart of this caper of a show, a deliciously eccentric London
Review: Getting to the Essence of Camille A. Brown’s Artistry
These days, many people know Camille A. Brown from the worlds of theater and opera, where she has become a
Alexei Ratmansky’s ‘Paquita’ Brings Russian Imperial Style to New York City Ballet
New York City Ballet dancers trickled onstage in mismatched sweatshirts, down vests, practice tutus and leg warmers at the start
Resisting Oppression With Creativity, Two Ways
“It’s after the end of the world. Don’t we know that yet?” The choreographer Angie Pittman said those words onstage