BWW Dance Review: BLACK GIRL: Linguistic Play
BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! offered New Yorkers a free evening of empowering music and dance at the Prospect Park Bandshell on July 21st 2016.
Jennifer Fried
BWW Review: Twlya Tharp and Three Dances
Seasoned choreographer Twyla Tharp presents two classic pieces and one New York City premier for her 2016 summer season at the Joyce Theatre.
BWW Review: PERIAPSIS OPEN SERIES
Hidden within DUMBO, the beautiful stripped down Gesley Kirland Performing Arts Center presented five distinct collaborations of dancers and musicians as part of Periapsis Open Series.
BWW Review: The Mariinsky Ballet
Civil unrest, classic folk tales, imperial decadence, fairy tales, and the exotic romantic east: all tenants of late imperial Russian ballet that can at times feel irrelevant to contemporary audiences.
BWW Review: Pilobolus Presents SHADOWLAND
Last weekend was a big one for dance lovers in New York, with audiences having the choice to see Complexions Contemporary Ballet and Twalya Tharp's 50th Year Anniversary.
BWW Reviews: Cedar Lake Farewell Performance
I remember where I was when I found out that Cedar Lake was closing--and so do most members of the New York City dance scene.
BWW Reviews: Mark Morris Dance Group: Return to BAM
Mark Morris Dance Group has grown so busy touring to places as far off as China or Timor that the company has not performed at BAM since 2012.
BWW Reviews: Nederlands Dans Theatre II
As an emerging dancer entrance into Nederlands Dans Theatre II, the training company for one of the world's leading innovative contemporary is tantamount to an Ivy League acceptance.
BWW Reviews: Beijing Dance Theatre
Performing in the midst of Fall for Dance week, Beijing Dance Theatre may not have gotten the attention the company deserved, as evidenced by the empty seats in the Harvey Theatre at Bam.
BWW Reviews: RIVER RUN
When I saw the press release for "River Run, " an adaptation of James Joyce's Finnegan's Wake, I immediately contacted a Joyce fanatic and asked him if he would attend the show with me.
BWW Reviews: Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, 2014 Spring Season
I watch YouTube videos of the Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet before bed, so when I had the opportunity to see the company in the flesh at BAM, I jumped at the opportunity.
BWW Reviews: Roschman Dance and DoubleTake Dance Present: ARRIVAL
I haven't been out on a Friday night in the East Village in three years.
BWW Reviews: iLUMINATE the Artist Within
On a warm, sunny Sunday I wasn't exactly thrilled to sit inside an air-conditioned theatre.
BWW Reviews: EMERGENCE Presented by Eryc Taylor
Emergence, presented by Eryc Taylor Dance, showcased four twenty minute works by different New York City based choreographers.
BWW Reviews: DRAGULA THE MUSICAL
After a sunny spring afternoon with beer, wine and nachos three girlfriends and I had the delight of previewing the musical Dragula.
BWW Reviews: Garth Fagan Shows Precision But Lacks Vigor at the Joyce Theatre
The Joyce Theatre in Chelsea is legendary for spectacular modern dance.
BWW Reviews: Lar Lubovitch: 45th Anniversary Season at the Joyce
Lately, all my conversations about dance return to one question: who is making new, exciting, and unique contemporary dances.
From The Archives: Choreography by Bournonville
I often find myself infuriated with my favorite ballet teacher, trained from the Royal Danish Ballet School since age 8, and his obsession with little jumps.
BWW Reviews: Peridance Capezio Center's Faculty Showcase
A diverse evening of dance, with pieces ranging from contemporary to classic jazz to hip hop, presented by Peridance Center's faculty, entertained an eager audience on Saturday evening, informing them of New York's vibrant and diverse dance scene.
BWW Reviews: From the Television Archives- John Cranko's THE LADY AND THE FOOL and PINEAPPLE POLL
On a rainy August day I curled up on the couch with BBC's recently released and re-mastered television broadcast of John Cranko's The Lady and the Fool and Pineapple Poll.
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