Tag Archives: Reggie Wilson

Bodies Converse in The Good Dance

Posted on December 18, 2009 by Evan

The Torah, the Bible, and the Koran are Good Books in the West. But since earth-based, African traditions turn to the body as a moral and spiritual guide, choreographer Reggie Wilson wonders if there can be a Good Dance. Dancers … Continue reading →

Posted in BAM, Dance, International, modern dance, music, New York City, Reviews | Tagged africa, andreya ouamba, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Academy of Music, compagnie 1er temps, congo, dakar, Dance, mississippi river, New York City, Reggie Wilson, Reggie Wilson Fist & Heel Performance Group, the good dance | Leave a comment

Radical Dancing Annas

Posted on November 14, 2008 by Evan

The Jewish Women’s Archive (JWA), a Massachusetts-based organization devoted to uncovering and chronicling the history of American Jewish women, recently invited me to contribute to their blog as they celebrate the anniversary of Anna Sokolow’s 1937 debut on Broadway. Since … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance blogs, History, International, New York City, Religion | Tagged Anna Schon, Anna Sokolow, Barnard College/Columbia University, Broadway, contemporary dance, culture, Dance, feminism, Jacob's Pillow, Jewish culture, Jewish women, Jewish Women's Archive, Jewish Women's Archive blog, Judaism, JWA, Martha Graham, modern dance, New York City, Orthodox Judaism, Orthodoxy, Reggie Wilson, Reggie Wilson Fist & Heel Performance Group, South Africa, women | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Reggie Wilson

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