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Since 1976, EYE ON DANCE has brought you the latest updates on the arts scene.
OUR REVIEWS
Apr 30, 2026
Review Celia Ipiotis For sheer amusement, look no further than Cinco Paul’s Schmigadoon! A theater tonic, this lovingly crafted send-up of beloved American musicals is defined […]
Apr 30, 2026
The American Dance Guild and Clark Center NYC produced “Politics of Movement: When Dance Speaks Out”, a diverse bill that created a multi-perspective lens for audiences […]
Apr 29, 2026
Commentary by Celia Ipiotis This spring when my husband and I were guests at the Simsbury 1820 House, the leaves had turned a brilliant green framing […]
Apr 29, 2026
Ballet Hispánico’s spring performances at City Center, celebrated its 56th season, showcasing an all female group of choreographers in MUJERES: Women in Motion. Program A, highlighted works by […]
Apr 29, 2026
Review by Celia Ipiotis Friendship, the stuff of unimaginable loyalties and betrayals, figures prominently in Beaches. Originally a popular novel by Rainer Dart. it became a blockbuster film adapted by […]
GO AND SEE
Jun 18, 2025
El Museo del BarrioJune 20-22 SIN Fronteras Sin Fronteras – No Borders proposes that Mexicans, wherever they go, carry no borders. Through movement, music, costume, lighting, […]
May 27, 2025
Vineyard Theater You are cordially invited to attend a press performance of Bowl EP, produced by Vineyard Theatre and National Black Theatre in association with The New Group, written and directed by Nazareth Hassan.Preview performances […]
May 1, 2025
Whitney MuseumThrough Aug. 10 Few have forgotten the official White House portrait of Michelle Obama by Amy Sherald. The frame is magnificently filled by a sleeveless woman […]
Apr 12, 2025
MAY 5, 2025 Guided by the visionary artistic director, Moira North, the ITNY Gala Benefit and performance at Chelsea Piers always proves to be a fantastic […]
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 […]
