EYE ON DANCE
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EYE ON THE ARTS
A new look, the same eye on the arts
Since 1976, EYE ON DANCE has brought you the latest updates on the arts scene.
OUR REVIEWS
Feb 6, 2026
This year’s Under the Radar offerings spanned a wide aesthetic sphere. Here’s an overview of a handful of the pleasures found in this exploratory arts winter […]
Feb 2, 2026
Review by Celia Ipiotis Sleek and potent, George Balanchine’s 1978 neoclassical Kammermusik, No. 2 to music by Paul Hindeminth, streaks across the David H. Koch stage. Charged with […]
Feb 1, 2026
Review by Celia Ipiotis In dance, the best way to meditate is to let Balanchine’s 1935 Serenade wash over you. A feeling of stillness frees overactive […]
Jan 23, 2026
Review by Celia Ipiotis Loneliness overtakes countless elderly people who have lost loved ones and who must face life in all its silence. It’s difficult to comprehend […]
Dec 18, 2025
There was something special about how NYC dancers Dominica Greene and Malcolm-x Betts opened their shared evening of new work at Danspace Project: it began before […]
GO AND SEE
Apr 6, 2024
Sneak Peek: EYE ON DANCE Clip Social Dance Crazes of the early 20th Century Dancing: It’s not just for fun! Swing through turn of the century “dance […]
Apr 4, 2024
Referred to as the Rome of Franconia, Bamberg stands on seven lush hills, surrounded by rustic countryside. By uniting Medieval and Baroque architecture, the superbly maintained […]
Dec 5, 2023
HOLIDAY BOOK PICK The timing is perfect for the publication of Marina Harss’ imminently readable book “The Boy From Kyiv.” On the heels of Russia’s invasion […]
Nov 1, 2023
Metropolitan MuseumThrough January 6 For so many, the names Manet and Degas illicit awe and a desire to sit inside their paintings. Now at the Met […]
Sep 19, 2023
Over the space of two phone conversations, I spoke with Misty Copeland about her work process. Dancers spend many hours training and rehearsing, but they are […]
