Oct 31, 2021
A particular lightness filled the lobby of the NY State Theater on Oct. 27, the first Pride Night celebrated by American Ballet Theater. People in sparkly clothes […]
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Oct 28, 2021
The line outside NY City Center for Fall for Dance was imbued with heightened anticipation – returning to the theatre for indoor performance, adding checks of […]
Oct 26, 2021
Now in its second week of programming, Fall For Dance retains its popularity with audiences. Program #4 drew performances from ballet, modern dance and swing dance. […]
Oct 21, 2021
It’s utterly astonishing to hear how a life is manifestly altered in the space of 5 months. In 1977, one unexpected transformative act steered Dana Higginbotham’s […]
Oct 20, 2021
A strong cast gamely pushes through the new Broadway show Chicken and Biscuits at the Circle in the Square. Led by the talented Norm Lewis and […]
Oct 17, 2021
Fall For Dance Program #2 launched the evening with Stephen Petronio’s 2019 American Landscapes. The curtain opened with a view of three side-by-side box-type projected images on […]
Oct 15, 2021
Many may be operating as though the pandemic is over, but choreographers are continuing to get great mileage out of themes of isolation. Dancing spouses Mats […]
Oct 15, 2021
I had the chance to work with Kevin Augustine very briefly back in 2018. A colleague told me this puppeteer had made some puppets of body […]
Oct 15, 2021
The delightful Sw!ng Out is a throwback to the days when instead of liquor stores or banks on every corner, dance clubs dotted NYC streets–particularly in Harlem. […]
