BWW Review: HT CHEN AND DANCERS 'South of Gold Mountain'
After touring several states, "South of Gold Mountain" held its New York premiere at New York Live Arts.
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After touring several states, "South of Gold Mountain" held its New York premiere at New York Live Arts.
On Thursday evening, October 15, 2015, the curtain rose at the David Koch Theater to reveal a colorful stage in the style of commedia dell'arte, vibrant scenery and costumes by Rouben Ter-Arutunian, and lighting by Mark Stanley.
She is the young woman counting rhythms silently, whispering mysteriously and distantly on the metro ride home after work.
That Eryc Taylor is talented is a no-brainer; that he still needs focus is the question that needs addressing, and I think that this is a very pressing problem for his career.
Albert Einstein once said 'Dancers are the athletes of the gods.
ME Dance was founded in 2011, so if you've never heard of this dance group it is definitely time to check them out.
The Dance Enthusiast, commemorating 8 years of The Dance Enthusiast's dedication to Dance Communication, kicked off its 2015 fall season with "Dance-Art-Fusion-Family-8th Birthday Party" at Gibney Dance to celebrate the power of the arts.
The NYCB's performance of October 9th was an array of movements and interpretations: some of the works were incredible and others missed the mark.
The short two-day run of Legends & Visionaries by New York Theater Ballet drew a warm showing from the public, apparently enticed by what was a soft opener to the upcoming season of live arts at the Schimmel, a fine venue at Pace University.
Picturesquely unadorned, City Center Studio 5 is a blank canvas.
The East Fourth Street cultural district is a wildly fascinating and most humbly inspired reintegration of the old and new that makes New York, New York.
In my arts criticism, I have sought to maintain an objective voice.
Fall for Dance continued to marvel audiences with its third program.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of their move to Birmingham, the Birmingham Royal Ballet presents a triple bill of contrasting works at the Birmingham Hippodrome.
Just when you think you are Sleeping Beautied out, along comes another production.
Rude Mechs served up stirring, evocative theater this past Thursday in the New York Live Arts installation of their esteemed show, Match-Play.
Hartford, Connecticut's Sonia Plumb Dance Company is celebrating its 25th anniversary season with an ambitious original production: THE ODYSSEY: AN EPIC DANCE JOURNEY.
This week The Joyce Theater is presenting two unique premieres.
Always a great treasure to the city, New York City Center's Fall for Dance opened its second program with great anticipation.
Career Transitions for Dancers Presents Star Studded Retrospective at City Center.
This past Wednesday kicked off the 12th edition of the annual Fall for Dance Festival, which will feature 20 acclaimed dance companies and artists from around the world at the New York City Center.
The American Repertory Ballet in Princeton held its annual season premiere the weekend of September 25th and 26th at Rider University's Bart Luedeke Center Theater in Lawrenceville.
The world premiere of BalletMet's "Breaking Ballet" thrust audiences into a world where the music of Cyndi Lauper, the tradition of classical ballet and the serendipity of urban romance converged on the same stage within a single two-hour program.
Premiered by Los Angeles Ballet in 2011, GISELLE is a haunting and ethereal masterwork; the perfect embodiment of the Romantic ideal to kick off its tenth season.