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Dancing is Talking, Talking is Dancing
On Sunday, May 4 at 2pm, MoMA PS1 will present Dancing is Talking, Talking is Dancing: Conversations on Contemporary Choreography. The event will take place at MoMA PS1 at 22-25 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City. Click here for details and to … Continue reading
Kyle Abraham/Abraham.In.Motion: The Radio Show
St. Mark’s Church, the home of Danspace Project, was packed on Saturday evening for the closing performance of Kyle Abraham’s The Radio Show – and with good reason. Abraham is an incredibly talented, young choreographer overflowing with lush movement and … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, modern dance, music, New York City, Politics, Reviews
Tagged Abraham in Motion, contemporary dance, Dance, Danspace Project, Kyle Abraham, New York City, pittsburgh radio, the radio show
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Beyond Gaga: Contemporary Israeli Dance and the Reinvention of the Jewish Body
via Culturebot: Over the past few years, Israel has consistently produced some of the most exciting, innovative, and unexpected choreographers working in the field today. As a result, contemporary dance is one of Israel’s most respected and innovative exports. Under … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Dance blogs, International, modern dance, New York City
Tagged Andrea Miller, Batsheva, Beyond Gaga, contemporary dance, contemporary Israeli dance, Dance, Deganit Shemy, Deganit Shemy & Company, Foundation for Jewish Culture, Gallim Dance, israel, Israeli, Israeli choreographers, JCC Manhattan, Jewish Body, Jewish Body Week, LeeSaar The Company, Melvin Konner, New York City, Nextbook, ohad naharin, Saar Harari
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Gallim Dance: Blush
Ohad Naharin’s influence is palpable in Andrea Miller’s I Can See Myself in Your Pupil, which Gallim Dance performed last week at the Joyce SoHo. But Blush, in its New York premiere, is uniquely Miller’s, and luckily for the audience, … Continue reading
Posted in criticism, Dance, Dance writing, Joyce, modern dance, music, New York City, Reviews
Tagged Andrea Miller, Blush, Chopin, contemporary dance, Dan Walczak, Dance, Francesca Romo, Gallim, Gallim Dance, I Can See Myself In Your Pupil, Jason Fordham, Jose Solis, Joyce Soho, Moo Kim, New York City, Radiohead, Tokyo Decadence, Troy Ogilvie, Wolf Parade
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Pina Bausch’s “Bamboo Blues” at BAM
Dancers in Pina Bausch’s Bamboo Blues, photo by Ulli Weiss Pina Bausch, the director and choreographer of Germany’s Tanztheater Wuppertal, has been fascinated by India for years, and conducted formal research there in 2006 with her company. Bamboo Blues, currently … Continue reading
