BWW Reviews: SHORE Sparkles at New York Live Arts
At spring, people return from the wintered isolation of their respective family nuclei and form one whole organism, made up of all the parts that sustain a community.
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BWW Reviews: THERE AND HERE Moves at Schimmel Center
She awoke, as in the womb, floating through a numinous, fluid-suffused air.
BWW Reviews: JUILLIARD DANCES REPERTORY Shines at The Peter Jay Sharp Theater
Juilliard Dances Repertory artistic director Lawrence Rhodes fused together an evocative evening, a masterful juxtaposition of opposites, ruminating on the perennial themes of tradition and modernity through dance.
BWW Reviews: CAVE OF THE HEART Inspires at 92nd Street Y
Martha Graham, the first dancer to perform at the White House, who received the United States' highest civilian honor, the Medal of Freedom at the Bicentennial, is peerless in her affirmation of an authentic American lexicon, as through the ineffable beauty of the human body in movement.
BWW Reviews: PAUL TAYLOR DANCE COMPANY Delights at Lincoln Center
To capture the American idiom through an art form demands brazen courage, and a rare will dedicated to a lifetime of unapologetic originality.
BWW Reviews: EVENT Astonishes at The Joyce Theater
Merce Cunningham is still one of the most challenging artists the United States has ever produced.
BWW Review: FLAGSTAD Enlightens at Scandinavia House
On the first evening of Flagstad: Triumph and Tragedy, Scandinavia House warmed in the presence of Norwegian actress Nina Bendiksen.
BWW Reviews: EVIDENCE Triumphs at The Secret Theater
Juan Michael Porter II introduced Evidence: the baldwin suite with a truly majestic eloquence, his face radiant with pride as he intoned the name James Baldwin.
BWW Reviews: BELLADONNA Stuns at 92Y
The animate mastery of Adam Barruch thrilled and silenced audiences at the 92Y Harkness Dance Festival.
BWW Reviews: HAVANA RAKATAN Scores at City Center
Without missing a beat, Havana Rakatan exploded onto the Midtown soundscape with a supercharged magnificence.
BWW Reviews: BLACK SWAN Empowers at The Ailey Citigroup Theater
American Dance Theater is one of the most ingenious innovations of New York and African-American arts.
BWW Reviews: DOUG VARONE AND DANCERS Fascinates at Joyce Theater
In the heart of the wildly characterful Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, the Joyce Theater marquee entrances with a retro ambiance.
BWW Reviews: THE SOUL OF FLAMENCO Stuns at Walt Whitman Theatre
Before anyone spoke, before song and the invention of instruments, there was movement.
BWW Reviews: THE LOOK OF FEELING Moves at Steps Beyond
In a quaint studio theater at 74th Street and Broadway, Steps Beyond hosted a legendary affair, likened to the historic backdrop that inspired The Look of Feeling.
BWW Reviews: GREAT BRITTEN Astounds at the Alexander Kasser Theater
Enlighteningly mystical, compelled by the bleary-eyed madness of religious conviction, the deeply personal and moving testaments to the mysteries of the inner life were embodied magically throughout Great Britten.
BWW Reviews: VOICES OF BULGARIA AND AMERICA Inspires at 92Y
At the 92nd Street YMHA, the air was welcoming, even communal, an environment where poets and weightlifters share space amid the world-famous Jewish institution.
BWW Reviews: L.A. DANCE PROJECT Mesmerizes at BAM
Reflections (2013) opened the evening with the evocative drift of piano compositions by David Lang, performed live by Andrew Zolinsky.
BWW Reviews: VIVA PIAZZOLLA Invigorates at The Shabazz Center
Uruguayan tango pianist Polly Ferman invited a warm audience to her neighborhood of Washington Heights for the second night of the “Shall We Tango?” festival, titled Viva Piazzolla, a special concert featuring virtuosic violinist Eddy Marcano.
BWW Reviews: HOMAGE TO ANIBAL TROILO Inspires at Symphony Space
After one hundred years, Anibal Troilo is remembered ever so fondly as the late Argentinean master musician.
BWW Reviews: MIX-TAPE: THE Z-SIDES Enchants at Actor's Fund Arts Center
From its outset, Mix-Tape: The Z-Sides invited viewers to contemplate the ageless, creative form of dance, stunningly engaged in multidisciplinary juxtaposition.
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