Nov 10, 2022
What price family heritage? For some, ancestral knowledge is easily traceable. For others, it’s a painful, tumultuous mystery. Exhaltingly rooted in the Black experience, August Wilson’s emotionally […]
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Nov 5, 2022
The Paul Taylor Dance Company returns to Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch theater for the first time since 2019 with a series of programs under the […]
Nov 2, 2022
Attention must be finally paid to The Death of A Salesman, Arthur Miller’s American tragedy starring Wendell Pierce (the doomed Willy Loman), Sharon D. Clarke (the […]
Nov 1, 2022
Through the haze of cigarette smoke, a young Taylor compares dance to life and poetry: You don’t always spell everything out. Art is made inside those […]
Nov 1, 2022
The curtain rises on a mystical forest, designed by David Walker and reminiscent of an 18th century, airy lithograph. To the skittering strings of Felix Mendelssohn’s […]
Oct 26, 2022
Ako Dachs really does it all! The founding artistic director of theater company Amaterasu Za is the director, script adaptor, costume designer, and a performer in […]
Oct 22, 2022
BAM in association with FIAF’s Crossing The Line Festival Presents CROWD Conception, choreography and scenography by Gise`le Vienne Lights… dim… dirt… covered… floor… slo…-…mo… walk… from… […]
Oct 21, 2022
Back in 1973, Robert Joffrey invited Twyla Tharp to choreograph a ballet called Deuce Coupe,which shook up ballet audiences by meshing modern and ballet to the […]
Oct 17, 2022
New choreography gets a glamorous springboard during NYC Ballet’s Fall Gala program. That program was repeated again during the season retaining that special, opening night enthusiasm. […]
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Nov 10, 2022
What price family heritage? For some, ancestral knowledge is easily traceable. For others, it’s a painful, tumultuous mystery. Exhaltingly rooted in the Black experience, August Wilson’s emotionally […]
Nov 5, 2022
The Paul Taylor Dance Company returns to Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch theater for the first time since 2019 with a series of programs under the […]
Nov 2, 2022
Attention must be finally paid to The Death of A Salesman, Arthur Miller’s American tragedy starring Wendell Pierce (the doomed Willy Loman), Sharon D. Clarke (the […]
Nov 1, 2022
Through the haze of cigarette smoke, a young Taylor compares dance to life and poetry: You don’t always spell everything out. Art is made inside those […]
Nov 1, 2022
The curtain rises on a mystical forest, designed by David Walker and reminiscent of an 18th century, airy lithograph. To the skittering strings of Felix Mendelssohn’s […]
Oct 26, 2022
Ako Dachs really does it all! The founding artistic director of theater company Amaterasu Za is the director, script adaptor, costume designer, and a performer in […]
Oct 22, 2022
BAM in association with FIAF’s Crossing The Line Festival Presents CROWD Conception, choreography and scenography by Gise`le Vienne Lights… dim… dirt… covered… floor… slo…-…mo… walk… from… […]
Oct 21, 2022
Back in 1973, Robert Joffrey invited Twyla Tharp to choreograph a ballet called Deuce Coupe,which shook up ballet audiences by meshing modern and ballet to the […]
Oct 17, 2022
New choreography gets a glamorous springboard during NYC Ballet’s Fall Gala program. That program was repeated again during the season retaining that special, opening night enthusiasm. […]
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Nov 10, 2022
What price family heritage? For some, ancestral knowledge is easily traceable. For others, it’s a painful, tumultuous mystery. Exhaltingly rooted in the Black experience, August Wilson’s emotionally […]
Nov 5, 2022
The Paul Taylor Dance Company returns to Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch theater for the first time since 2019 with a series of programs under the […]
Nov 2, 2022
Attention must be finally paid to The Death of A Salesman, Arthur Miller’s American tragedy starring Wendell Pierce (the doomed Willy Loman), Sharon D. Clarke (the […]
Nov 1, 2022
Through the haze of cigarette smoke, a young Taylor compares dance to life and poetry: You don’t always spell everything out. Art is made inside those […]
Nov 1, 2022
The curtain rises on a mystical forest, designed by David Walker and reminiscent of an 18th century, airy lithograph. To the skittering strings of Felix Mendelssohn’s […]
Oct 26, 2022
Ako Dachs really does it all! The founding artistic director of theater company Amaterasu Za is the director, script adaptor, costume designer, and a performer in […]
Oct 22, 2022
BAM in association with FIAF’s Crossing The Line Festival Presents CROWD Conception, choreography and scenography by Gise`le Vienne Lights… dim… dirt… covered… floor… slo…-…mo… walk… from… […]
Oct 21, 2022
Back in 1973, Robert Joffrey invited Twyla Tharp to choreograph a ballet called Deuce Coupe,which shook up ballet audiences by meshing modern and ballet to the […]
Oct 17, 2022
New choreography gets a glamorous springboard during NYC Ballet’s Fall Gala program. That program was repeated again during the season retaining that special, opening night enthusiasm. […]
