Theatre Journalist Eryn Goldstein has written 7 articles for BroadwayWorld since 2001, covering Dance Theatre.
Originally from Washington State, Eryn recently moved to New York City after receiving a B.F.A. in Dance from the Hartt School at the University of Hartford. Eryn grew up studying ballet and violin, which led to a strong interest in collaborative work between dancers, musicians, and other artists. When she isn’t dancing or devising plans for new choreographic projects with her friends from the Hartt School, Eryn enjoys writing letters, listening to NPR, and going on adventures with her awesome husband.
At the Sunday matinee performance of Jerome Bel's Disabled Theater at New York Live Arts, the audience was almost as interesting to observe as the performers.
The 45th anniversary season of the Lar Lubovitch Dance Company provided a glimpse into Lar Lubovitch's prolific career as a dance maker, showcasing both well-known and new works.
The Replay Series, presented by New York Live Arts, allows audience members the opportunity to engage with works that span the entire career of influential dance makers.