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Going Gaga in Israel, Part One
The entrance to the Suzanne Dellal Centre for Dance and Theatre Since first experiencing Gaga – the movement language created by Batsheva Dance Company’s artistic director Ohad Naharin – in early 2008, I have been yearning for more, and so … Continue reading
Crowd-Pleasers, Inspiration, and History at Fall for Dance
Iyar Elezra and Bobbi Smith in Ohad Naharin’s B/olero, photo by Andrea Mohin The sixth annual Fall for Dance festival, where all seats are just ten dollars, kicked off this past week at City Center. Not surprisingly, the opening program, … Continue reading
Posted in criticism, Dance, History, International, modern dance, music, New York City, Reviews
Tagged Afternoon of a Faun, Altankhuyag Dugaraa, Andrea Mohin, B/oleo, Ballets Russes, batsheva dance company, Bobbi Smith, Boston Ballet, Cartier Williams, city center, Dance, Fall for Dance 2009, Iyar Elezra, jazz, John Coltrane, Laura Halzack, Lorna Feijoo, Mashall Davis Jr., Michael Trusnovec, music, New York City, Offenbach Overtures, ohad naharin, Orion Duckstein, Paul B. Goode, Paul Taylor Dance Company, Ravel, Savion Glover, Sean Mahoney, tap dance, The OtheRz, Vaslav Nijinsky
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Out of Focus: A Documentary on Ohad Naharin
In a small screening room at 92Y Tribeca last Thursday evening, Israeli filmmaker Tomer Heymann said that seeing Batsheva Dance Company perform for the first time felt like “the best drugs I’d ever taken”. It was the start of his … Continue reading
Posted in Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, criticism, Dance, Entertainment, film, International, modern dance, New York City, Reviews
Tagged batsheva dance company, Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, Dance, Decadance, documentary, film, Gaga movement language, israel, movement, New York City, ohad naharin, Tomer Heymann
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Arts Journalism and Naharin Film at 92Y Tribeca
On April 30th, 92Y Tribeca is hosting two exciting, back to back events. The first, at 7 PM, is a talk entitled Print vs. Blog: The Many Faces of Cultural Journalism, which examines the evolving arts journalism landscape. Staff from … Continue reading
Posted in BAM, Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, Dance, film, International, modern dance, New York City, Videos
Tagged 92Y Tribeca, arts, arts blogging, arts journalism, batsheva dance company, Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, Decadance, gaga, Gaga movement language, Gaga technique, Gothamist, Israeli, Max, New York City, ohad naharin, Out of Focus, Tomer Heymann, Village Voice
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