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Lauren Warnecke
Lauren Warnecke reviews dance for the Chicago Tribune. She also is a senior writer and editor at See Chicago Dance and has written for Chicago Magazine, Milwaukee Magazine, Dance Magazine and Pointe, among others. Lauren is the founder and editor-in-chief of Art Intercepts, a cultural criticism blog on Midwestern live arts. Holding degrees in dance and kinesiology, she teaches part-time at Loyola University Chicago.
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Lauren Warnecke
Nov 06, 2020

Jumaane Taylor on Working With "Compositions That Tap Dance Has Never Touched"

Lauren Warnecke
Jun 12, 2020

For Yumi Kanazawa, a Small Dramatic Role Led to Deep Artistic Growth

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As Coronavirus Takes Its Toll, Dance Looks for Ways to Survive and Continue to Spread Art

Lauren Warnecke
Mar 16, 2020

Frank Chaves Opens Up About the End of River North and Learning to Choreograph From a Wheelchair

Lauren Warnecke
Sep 26, 2019

Even Big Companies Are Getting Into Site-Specific Work These Days

Lauren Warnecke
Jan 27, 2018

The Surprising Twist in John Neumeier's New Opera for the Joffrey

Lauren Warnecke
Sep 21, 2017

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Launches its New Professional Program

Lauren Warnecke
Aug 18, 2017
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