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Alwin Nikolais Centennial Celebration

Posted on April 29, 2010 by Evan Namerow

The Abrons Arts Center at Henry Street Settlement is celebrating the centennial of the birth of Alwin Nikolais, a visionary choreographer who has captivated audiences with his use of multimedia technology and mesmerizing use of movement, lighting, and sound. On … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, History, modern dance, music, New York City, Videos | Tagged Abrons Arts Center, alwin nikolais, arts, centennial celebration, Dance, from the horse's mouth, henry street settlement, imago suite, Joyce Theater, kaleidoscope, music, New York City, noumenon, ririe-woodbury company, technology, tensile involvement, vaudeville of elements | Leave a comment

From Many Mouths, From the Horse’s Mouth

Posted on February 24, 2010 by Evan Namerow

photo by Tom Brazil Over 75 dancers will gather at the 92nd Street Y this weekend to perform in From the Horse’s Mouth, a celebratory dance-theater piece that blends storytelling and exceptional dancing. The performances and stellar roster of performers … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, Education, New York City, modern dance, History | Tagged Dance, movement, New York City, Dance Magazine, Wendy Perron, Deborah Jowitt, monica bill barnes, from the horse's mouth, tina croll, jamie cunningham, 92nd St Y Harkness Dance Festival, 92nd Street Y, martine van hamel, arthur aviles, carmen de lavallade, grover dale | Leave a comment

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Alwin Nikolais Centennial Celebration

From Many Mouths, From the Horse’s Mouth

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