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“OK, it’s time. I’m going to get undressed and stand here naked.” So spoke the thin man, wearing street clothes, who walked onstage and stood at rest before the audience. And with that he began to describe his actions and feelings, as if he actually were taking off his clothes. But he wasn’t. Curiously, this […]

Jill Sigman/Thinkdance Danspace Project, NYC February 11, 2007 Reviewed by Emily Macel jill sigman/thinkdance Photo by Aleksandar Muharemovic, Courtesy Jill Sigman/Thinkdance The idea of walking on eggshells—both metaphorically and physically—was at the center of Jill Sigman’s latest work. In preparation, Sigman, who has traveled the world to study dance, art, and culture, sought out anonymous […]

Tapestry Dance Company The Souls of Our Feet Kaplan Theater, Houston, TX February 3, 2007 By Nancy Wozny Tapestry Dance Company in The Souls of Our Feet Photo by Amitava Sarkar, Courtesy Tapestry Dance Company The Souls of Our Feet: A Celebration of American Tap Dance proved a feast for the ears and eyes. Under […]

DD DORVILLIER The Kitchen, NYC February 2-3, 7-10, 2007 Reviewed by Eva Yaa Asantewaa According to The Kitchen’s Programs-At-A-Glance notes, the latest work by award-winning choreographer DD Dorvillier tranforms “The Kitchen’s black box theater into an intimate cinema.” But Nottthing Is Importanttt—subtitled “a suite of three conditions”—virtually turned this palace of experimental arts into the […]

It was the summer of 1972 in New York City. I was young, and boy was I in love! I was in love with dance. I wanted so much to be good, and to be able to harness all those unearthly structures and graces. It was gripping my soul and my heart. I was also […]

Your eyes lock in a laser-hot gaze. Sparks fly across the room. You give a slight, inviting smile, and nonchalantly turn away to talk to a friend. But you’re not out partying at a club or bar. You’re in a dance studio, gearing up for rehearsal, and the person you’re lusting after is a fellow […]

Since welcoming its first freshman BFA class in 2015, the University of Southern California’s Glorya Kaufman School of Dance has made a name for itself. The Los Angeles dance program is known for creating versatile artists in a collaborative, innovative training environment, and its alumni are already making bold professional leaps. Dance Magazine caught up […]

Since welcoming its first freshman BFA class in 2015, the University of Southern California’s Glorya Kaufman School of Dance has made a name for itself. The Los Angeles dance program is known for creating versatile artists in a collaborative, innovative training environment, and its alumni are already making bold professional leaps. Dance Magazine caught up […]