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BWW Review:  Entity Contemporary Dance Company Weaves Transparent/See Making A Statem

BWW Review: Entity Contemporary Dance Company Weaves Transparent/See Making A Statement About Our Commodity-Driven Culture Through Movement At The Montalban Theatre

by Valerie-Jean Miller — March 22, 2019

During the three-day MOVES Dance Festival held at the Montalban Theatre in Hollywood, the hard-working contemporary dance company Entity presented a fascinating work that they based on “The True Cost,” a documentary by Andrew Morgan about the garment and fashion industry and the effects of greed

BWW Review: 50 IN 50: LETTERS TO OUR DAUGHTERS at Kumble Theater

BWW Review: 50 IN 50: LETTERS TO OUR DAUGHTERS at Kumble Theater

by Tracy Hopkins — March 18, 2019

The monologue showcase 50 in 50: Letters to Our Daughters features an all-star cast of familiar names and faces from stage and screen, including Tony award-winning Broadway star LaChanze, actress Pauletta Pearson Washington, original Hamilton cast member Jasmine Cephas Jones, and actress and comedie

BWW Review: TESSERACT, Barbican Theatre

BWW Review: TESSERACT, Barbican Theatre

by Gary Naylor — March 1, 2019

An often beautiful, sometimes confusing, work that uses dance and technology to move from the rigid certainties of three dimensions into the threats and opportunities of the fourth.

BWW Review: Aah! MIRRORS at Festival Ballet Providence

BWW Review: Aah! MIRRORS at Festival Ballet Providence

by Larry O'Brien — February 25, 2019

This weekend at Veterans Memorial Auditorium, the Festival Ballet Providence danced MIRRORS, which is really three short modern ballets- 1934's 'Serenade' with music by Tchaikovsky and choreography by George Ballentine; 'Coma' with music by Arvo Part and choreography by Viktor Plotnikov from 2007; a

BWW Review: DON QUIXOTE, Royal Opera House

BWW Review: DON QUIXOTE, Royal Opera House

by Vikki Jane Vile — February 17, 2019

Carlos Acosta's vibrant production of Don Quixote offers an all-thriller, no-filler evening complete with exuberant staging, grand and detailed sets fit for a West End musical, luxurious costuming, and a stellar cast in which there is not a single weak link.

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