Dec 1, 2019
For those who like to navigate the great outdoors until it’s time to hit a pub, the Wilderness Ireland wants to seduce you into adventurous vacations […]
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Nov 16, 2019
A gaping slot near the front of the dirt-strewn stage swallows one lifeless body after another in the Druid Company’s unsettling Richard III which appeared as […]
Nov 16, 2019
Paul Taylor and Donald McKayle’s friendship spanned over half a century, and both have recently passed away. So it was moving to see the Taylor company […]
Oct 30, 2019
If someone approached you pleading for you to give up your life so that their children could be born, what would you do? Being a millennial, […]
Oct 26, 2019
It might be billed as a family adventure, but in truth, anyone would enjoy this dip into the historic center of Williamsburg, VIrginia. Here’s what’s being […]
Oct 20, 2019
Bizet’s familiar opera Carmen has numerous interpretations in dance, but few if any that question its basic premise: when a woman is out of line, it […]
Oct 19, 2019
There are times when information is inadvertently sexy. As social media accounts (usually of artists) are censored left and right for displays of graphic content, arguably […]
Oct 15, 2019
On a sparkling fall day, skate boarders audaciously zipped around Washington Square Park situated in the heart of the 1960’s and 70’s post modern dance scene. […]
Oct 15, 2019
On a brisk, bright fall day members of the dance community streamed into NYU’s Skirball Center for the Performing Arts greeting everyone with hugs and kisses, […]
