Performing Arts: Dance

Presented at New York Live Arts, La Nuée, by Algerian-French. choreographer Nacera Belaza unfolds as a landscape of repetition, rhythm, and circular motion. Performed by an […]

Review by Celia Ipiotis Othello, Shakespeare’s tragedy, has inspired a number of theatrical and dance adaptations, including Jose Limon’s classic The Moor’s Pavane. In the case […]

Review by Celia Ipiotis It was a grand gathering of dance aficionados at the opening night program of the Trisha Brown Dance Company:Dancing with Bob: Rauschenberg, Brown […]

Review by Celia Ipiotis When Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and her company Rosas comes to town, the dance community turns out. And so it did, packing […]

Presented at New York Live Arts,Maldonne marks the North American premiere of Frenchchoreographer Leïla Ka, whose work arrives with a striking blend of theatricality and grit. […]

Review by Celia Ipiotis Demanding and exhilarating, those are two words that might describe The Dog Days Are Over 2.0 by Belgium artist Jan Martens at NYU SKirball. […]

Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet presents Remembering at Brooklyn Academy of Music. A multimedia performance that reckons with the Middle Passage, slavery, and emancipation. Drawing from The […]