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My Interview with Ohad Naharin in The Brooklyn Rail

Posted on March 9, 2012 by Evan

Last month, I had the privilege of speaking with Batsheva Dance Company’s artistic director, Ohad Naharin. Our conversation is in this month’s issue of The Brooklyn Rail. Also in this issue: Nancy Dalva talks with Paul Taylor, Siobhan Burke reviews Pat … Continue reading →

Posted in criticism, Dance, International, New York City, Reviews | Tagged batsheva dance company, Brooklyn, brooklyn rail, Christine Hou, Dance, israel, modern dance, nancy dalva, New York City, ohad naharin, ryan wenzel, siobhan burke | Leave a comment

Steve Reich Interpreted Through Dance

Posted on September 14, 2009 by Evan

Ryoji Sasamoto and Ashley Browne with Aaron Carr (standing) in Larry Keigwin’s Sidewalk, Works & Process at the Guggenheim, photo © 2009 Richard Termine When two choreographers create works set to the same music, is it useful to make comparisons? … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Aaron Carr, Amanda Green, Ashley Browne, ballet, Dance, Double Sextet, Guggenheim Museum, In Tandem, Jo-Ann Sundermeier, Kristina Hanna, Larry Keigwin, Liz Riga, Matthew Baker, Maureya Lebowitz, nancy dalva, Peter Quanz, Richard Termine, Ryoji Sasamoto, Sidewalk, Steve Reich, Vanessa Lawson, Works and Process at the Guggenheim, Yosuke Mino | 5 Comments

Tag Archives: nancy dalva

My Interview with Ohad Naharin in The Brooklyn Rail

Steve Reich Interpreted Through Dance

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