BWW Review: PAUL TAYLOR DANCE COMPANY at The Kennedy Center
Paul Taylor is a trailblazer of modern dance.
Frances Steiner
BWW Review: THE WASHINGTON BALLET Celebrates Septime Webre's Legacy in Director's Cut
On the evening of Thursday, February 25th 2016 at the Eisenhower Theater in Washington, DC, Director's Cut began with a standing ovation for Artistic Director Septime Webre who just announced his departure from the Washington Ballet after a seventeen-year tenure.
BWW Review: American Ballet's SLEEPING BEAUTY Draws on Ballet's Legacy
Having spawned a Disney movie, The Sleeping Beauty is likely the most well known of ballet's "big three.
BWW Review: Christopher Wheeldon's THE WINTER'S TALE Sparkles Through the Snow
The themes of friendship, betrayal, romance, paranoia and regret run through Christopher Wheeldon's soon to be iconic The Winter's Tale.
BWW Review: Twyla Tharp's Crazy Creative World
Twyla Tharp has been a major player in the dance world for fifty years, and is one of the most prolific, living American choreographers.
BWW Review: VelocityDC Dance Festival Showcases the Variety of DC Dance Scene
VelocityDC Dance Festival is true to its name.
BWW Reviews: The Royal Ballet Triumphs at the Kennedy Center with Carlos Acosta's Don Quixote
Marius Petipa first staged Don Quixote for the Imperial Bolshoi Theater in 1869 to great acclaim, and it immediately entered the ballet canon.
BWW Reviews: The Scottish Ballet Brings Americana to the Kennedy Center
The Scottish Ballet performed A Streetcar Named Desire as a ballet at the Kennedy Center on Thursday, May 29th.
BWW Reviews: Rhennie Harris Rhaw Tackles Major Issues in LOV: AMERICAN STYLE
In Lov: American Style, Rennie Harris, the prolific hip-hop choreographer, declares that hip-hop must maintain perpetual relevance.
BWW Reviews: GALLIM DANCE Gets Weird
Gallim can be translated from Hebrew to mean "heaps.
BWW Reviews: JESSICA LANG DANCE Mixes Movement with Graphic Elements
Although Jessica Lang Dance was founded in 2011, Artistic Director Jessica Lang is no newcomer to the dance scene.
Dance Local: A Case for a Homegrown NUTCRACKER
The Joffrey Ballet recently made waves by announcing their commission of a brand-new, Chicago-inspired production of The Nutcracker.
BWW Reviews: EVIDENCE, A DANCE COMPANY Tells Stories at the BRIC HOUSE
BRIC House and Evidence are institutions that tell stories.
BWW Reviews: AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE Celebrates Seventy-Five Years of Variety and History
American Ballet Theatre is widely recognized as one of the best ballet companies in the world.
BWW Reviews: FALL FOR DANCE Kicks Off with a High Energy Evening at the Delacorte
The Public Theater was founded on the idea that “Culture belongs to everyone.
BWW Reviews: Savion Glover Searches for Enlightenment in OM
Can a man tap dance his way to Nirvana? Many critics, dance patrons, and hoofers have described Savion Glover performances as a "spiritual experience.
BWW Reviews: Limon Dance Company at The Joyce Theater
What does a dance company do when its founder and visionary dies? While some leave with succession plans in place, this question still troubles many prominent dance companies.
BWW Reviews: BALLET HISPANICO at The Joyce Is a Celebration of Dance
Ballet Hispanico was founded in 1970 by Tina Ramirez in order to "explore, preserve, and celebrate Latino cultures through dance.
BWW Reviews: Paul Taylor's ESPLANDE Outshines at Lincoln Center
Paul Taylor is the last of the living great modern choreographers of the 20th century.
BWW Reviews: SAVION GLOVER'S STEPZ at the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College Looks to the Past for the Future of Tap
Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College started off its 2013-2014 season with the bang of Savion Glover's tap shoes.
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