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Strange Action Comes to PS 122
Isabel Lewis, photo by Arturo Martinez Steele I first saw Isabel Lewis perform last year with Lewis Forever at the New Museum – as part of a memorable Performance Club outing – and was intrigued by the unpolished, improvisational nature … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, modern dance, New York City, theater
Tagged Dance, isabel lewis, lewis forever, New York City, performance, PS 122, strange action
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Damian Woetzel & Michael Sandel: Engaging Audiences through Art & Teaching
Damian Woetzel and Tiler Peck at the Guggenheim Museum, photo by Erin Baiano Last Sunday evening, audience members of the intimate Peter B. Lewis Theater at the Guggenheim Museum learned and performed George Balanchine’s Serenade, with piano accompaniment by Cameron … Continue reading
Posted in art, Balanchine, ballet, Dance, Education, Jerome Robbins, New York City, New York City Ballet, Politics, Reviews
Tagged Afternoon of a Faun, art of teaching, Balanchine, cameron grant, damian woetzel, ethics, Fancy Free, Guggenheim, harvard, Jerome Robbins, Joaquin De Luz, Justice, michael sandel, New York City, New York City Ballet, Other Dances, performance, performing arts, Politics, Robert Fairchild, Serenade, Tiler Peck, Works and Process
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AMERICAN REALNESS
Start the new year off right – by taking in some contemporary performance. The AMERICAN REALNESS festival presents and highlights the work of eight contemporary choreographers to debunk stilted perceptions of American dance and give way to a new notion … Continue reading
Neal Medlyn at Dance Theater Workshop: Fumbling Towards Self-Destruction
Neal Medlyn, Carmine Covelli, and Farris Craddock in … Her’s A Queen, photo by Yi-Chun Wu The press materials for Neal Medlyn’s …Her’s a Queen, which premiered at Dance Theater Workshop on Thursday evening, came in a folder with a … Continue reading
The Forsythe Company in Decreation at BAM
William Forsythe’s Decreation, photo by Dominik Mentzos William Forsythe’s 2003 piece Decreation, which opened last night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, is a meditation on the messiness of life. The work takes its title from an essay by Anne … Continue reading
Posted in ballet, BAM, Dance, International, New York City, Reviews
Tagged Anne Carson, BAM, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Dance, Decreation, media, movement, New York City, performance, The Forsythe Company, william forsythe
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