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“Political Mother” Review
My review of Hofesh Shechter’s Political Mother, performed in October at BAM, is in this month’s issue of The Brooklyn Rail. Read it here, along with wonderful pieces by Siobhan Burke and L.J. Sunshine.
Posted in Dance, Dance writing, International, Reviews
Tagged BAM, brooklyn rail, Dance, Hofesh Shechter, LJ Sunshine, political mother, siobhan burke
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Fall for Dance: Opening Night
The ninth annual Fall For Dance festival opened on Thursday evening at City Center with the usual fanfare. The atrium next to the theater buzzed with excitement, and plenty of people without tickets waited near the box office for last-minute … Continue reading
Posted in music, Dance, Reviews, New York City, International, ballet, Dance writing, criticism
Tagged astrid boons, balletboyz, christopher wheeldon, Craig Hall, Dance, Fall for Dance, fang-yi sheu, jared grimes, nederlands dans theater, New York City, Paul Lightfoot, quentin roger, Sol Leon, Tyler Angle, wendy whelan
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Brooklyn Rail Dance Reviews
I reviewed Susan Stroman’s newest work for New York City Ballet in this month’s issue of The Brooklyn Rail. Here’s an excerpt: “For the Love of Duke was presented on a triple bill of contemporary works (No Balanchine in the … Continue reading
Trisha Brown Dance Company at the Dia: Beacon
The Dia: Beacon, a massive, naturally-lit contemporary art museum housed in an old Nabisco box-printing factory, is an ideal setting for dance performances – especially when the performances require high ceilings and pillars from which the dancers can gracefully fall. … Continue reading
Posted in art, Dance, Dance writing, modern dance, Reviews
Tagged art, Dance, Dia: Beacon, Floor of the Forest, museums, Skymap, Spiral, Trisha Brown, Trisha Brown Dance Company, You can see us
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