EYE ON DANCE
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Since 1976, EYE ON DANCE has brought you the latest updates on the arts scene.
OUR REVIEWS
Apr 19, 2025
John Jasperse’s Tides is an ethereal body of work presented during the La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival 2025. Guests entered from the back, climbing risers into […]
Apr 19, 2025
It is difficult to put into words the emotional weight of Love Alone Anthology Project, choreographed by Keith A. Thompson and performed by DanceTactics at the […]
Apr 7, 2025
The Martha Graham Dance Company, in its third year of centennial celebration, showcased its amazing dancers in four unique works in Program A during their two-week run […]
Apr 7, 2025
Review by Celia Ipiotis A masterful ballerina, praised for her breathtaking performances, NYCB principal dancer Sara Mearns is a culture traveler. She stepped far beyond the […]
Apr 1, 2025
St. Mark’s Church, located in the East Village of NYC, was founded in 1799 with Alexander Hamilton helping incorporate it as the first Episcopalian parish in […]
GO AND SEE
Apr 13, 2025
April 15-20Joyce Theater The contemporary dance company Bodytraffic hails from Los Angeles. A congenial company, it’s NYC season includes Mayday — inspired by the life and […]
Apr 7, 2025
Available June 20, 2025Origin Records NYC jazz musicians, trombonist Michael Dease and composer Gregg Hill have immersed themselves in the cacophony and thrill of the city’s streets and clubs. They […]
Mar 22, 2025
Ailey CitigroupMarch 26 – April 1 The fantastic second company, Ailey represents the next generation of dance. The season will be deciated to the life and […]
Mar 20, 2025
A timely production, Good Night and Good Luck, peers at the golden age of broadcast journalism, when newscasters were bonified truth sayers. When they spoke, the […]
Mar 16, 2025
By Celia Ipiotis When I asked Anabella Lenzu why she took three years to write her newly published book Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gestures, she smiled and exclaimed: “To pass […]
