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Dance New Amsterdam’s Crisis
The unfolding of events regarding Dance New Amsterdam’s financial troubles has been disheartening, to say the least. DNA filed for bankruptcy in May, and announced earlier this week that they wouldn’t be able to pay staff beyond September 1st, at … Continue reading
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Tagged arts, arts fundraising, arts management, Dance, Dance New Amsterdam, DNA, performing arts
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$11 Classes at Dance New Amsterdam
Good news! Dance New Amsterdam has an amazing deal. The studio is offering an 11-class card for $121 – that’s $11 per class! A perfect gift for the holidays, but the offer ends December 11th, so make sure to buy … Continue reading
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Tagged dance classes, Dance New Amsterdam, DNA, New York City, NYC
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Saving Dance New Amsterdam
DNA’s Dance Rally at City Hall © 2010, Eva Yaa Asantewaa After releasing a statement on July 6th announcing a possible eviction on July 14th from its Lower Manhattan space, the 26-year-old Dance New Amsterdam has released another, more promising … Continue reading
APAP Attack
Yanira Castro’s Dark Horse/Black Forest, photo by Julieta Cervantes The annual Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) conference has kicked off, and with that comes an abundance of dance performances around town. Here are some of the offerings: Danspace Project … Continue reading
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Tagged american realness, americana kamikaze, APAP, association of performing arts presenters, COIL, Dance, dance gotham, Dance New Amsterdam, Dance Theater Workshop, danspace unplugged, Gotham Arts Exchange, morgan thorson, New York City, NYU Skirball, Pam Tanowitz, PS122, temporary distortion, yanira castro
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Lateral Inhibition
I wish I could write a full review of the DNA performance, but my vantage point was from the wings, where I jogged in place to keep warm and anxiously waited to go on as one of six dancers in the contemporary ballet piece. Continue reading