That’s a misnomer (ormis-title) since I already fell in love with New York City Center’s Fall for Dance in 2004 when it started. But I do sort of swoon over the variety each year. And it’s only partly because I am now an artistic advisor. It’s pretty thrilling to be fully absorb one piece and […]
A major component of this year’s Fringe has been the InvASIAN Festival at the clubWEST venue, offering a broad representation of music, theatre and dance artists from across Asia. InvASIAN dance offerings include Korean b-boys, Indian classical and contemporary dance, Chinese dance and music, and lots more that there was no way for me to […]
First, three sailors from New York City Ballet bounce through Jerome Robbins’ exuberant choreography. Then Carmen de Lavallade commands the stage against a windy backdrop of trees. Next comes Savion Glover hoofing it, and before you know it you’re back in 1937 with Ted Shawn. This is just the opening page of Jacob’s Pillow’s […]
Join our mailing list to receive the latest news and updates from our team.