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BWW Reviews: Jersey Moves Festival of Dance-Variety and Style at NJ PAC

BWW Reviews: Jersey Moves Festival of Dance-Variety and Style at NJ PAC

by Marina Kennedy — May 6, 2013
The second installment of 'Jersey Moves' Festival of Dance was met with enthusiasm by the New Jersey Performing Arts Center audience....
BWW Reviews: BLAK

BWW Reviews: BLAK

by Tim Carney — May 6, 2013
From the opening moments of Bangarra dance theatre's Blak it was obvious there was something magical occurring before us....
BWW Reviews: Sekou Sundiata Honored in Apollo Theater's TONGUES OF FIRE CHOIR

BWW Reviews: Sekou Sundiata Honored in Apollo Theater's TONGUES OF FIRE CHOIR

by Elisa Kimble — May 4, 2013
I was introduced to American griot, educator, activist, and poet Sekou Sundiata (1948-2007) on Saturday April 27, 2013 at The Apollo Theater's TONGUES OF FIRE CHOIR performance, a part of the Blink Your Eyes: Sekou Sundiata Revisited series....
BWW Reviews: Ballet Hispanico Brings the Audience to Their Feet

BWW Reviews: Ballet Hispanico Brings the Audience to Their Feet

by Julia Kennedy — April 30, 2013
Ballet Hispanico, committed to celebrating Latino culture through dance, performed a diverse repertory exhibiting three unique selections. Creative director Eduardo Vilaro succeeded admirably in capturing the spirit and vivacity of the Latino spirit. In melding contemporary and classical dance style...
BWW Reviews: Alessandra Belloni Debuts New Percussion and Dance Work On April 22

BWW Reviews: Alessandra Belloni Debuts New Percussion and Dance Work On April 22

by Abigail Krasno — April 30, 2013
Alessandra Belloni presented her one-woman show 'Rhythm is the Cure" to a small and intimate audience at the Theater for a New City. The work focused on rhythmic dance and spiritual rehabilitation through percussion-aided chants....
BWW Reviews: Martita Goshen's TURNING HOME Is No False Start

BWW Reviews: Martita Goshen's TURNING HOME Is No False Start

by Annie West — April 28, 2013
A step onto the stage, and the winds of our ancestors and the spirits of the racehorse seem to jostle through the skirts and hair of Martita Goshen. Each hand gesture, every head flit conjures up memories of native dances and old forgotten connections between horse and man. This is Martita Goshen...
BWW Reviews: Houston Ballet's 2013 SPRING SHOWCASE Introduces Ballet's Next Superstar

BWW Reviews: Houston Ballet's 2013 SPRING SHOWCASE Introduces Ballet's Next Superstars

by David Clarke — April 27, 2013
This weekend, the Houston Ballet Academy and Houston Ballet II performed their 2013 Spring Showcase in the Cullen Theater at the Wortham Center, showcasing why this program is globally recognized as one of the preeminent dance training programs....
BWW Reviews: Steps Repertory Ensemble Captivates Audiences in NYC

BWW Reviews: Steps Repertory Ensemble Captivates Audiences in NYC

by Julia Kennedy — April 27, 2013
Steps on Broadway has solidified itself as a staple in the New York dance community. As a part of 'Celebrate Dance 2013', The Steps Repertory Ensemble captivated the audience with a series of six numbers, displaying versatility and a range of emotions in their variety. Performing April 18th through ...
BWW Reviews: DoubleTake, Andrew J. Nemr, and Glitter Kitty Dance to Impress at the Mo

BWW Reviews: DoubleTake, Andrew J. Nemr, and Glitter Kitty Dance to Impress at the Moving Beauty Series

by Stephanie Deere — April 26, 2013
Friday evening's performance at the Secret Theatre in Long Island City, as part of the Moving Beauty Series, was fascinatingly diverse and entertaining. The evening opened with a combination of shorter pieces performed by DoubleTake Dance, under the co-artistic direction of Ashley Carter and Vanessa...
BWW Reviews: Pilobolus Dance Theatre Captivates MPAC Audience

BWW Reviews: Pilobolus Dance Theatre Captivates MPAC Audience

by Marina Kennedy — April 26, 2013
Philobolus Dance Theatre had a one show only performance at The Mayoc Performing Arts Center in Morristown, New Jersey. It was one of the many excellent shows in MPAC's spring line-up....
BWW Reviews: Ballet in Cinema from Emerging Pictures Presents ESMERALDA

BWW Reviews: Ballet in Cinema from Emerging Pictures Presents ESMERALDA

by Barnett Serchuk — April 25, 2013
Being a student of history is enlightening. You can learn about so many new things that may, or may not, be of interest .I felt that way about Esmeralda. I've heard about it. I know there's an Esmeralda variation that's sometimes done at competitions. But it's gone beneath my radar. So, with a great...
BWW Reviews: NYTB's GOOSE! Brings Our Favorite Nursery Rhymes to the Ballet Stage

BWW Reviews: NYTB's GOOSE! Brings Our Favorite Nursery Rhymes to the Ballet Stage

by Mary Callahan — April 25, 2013
I sat in the theater of Florence Gould Hall in between a young boy and a young girl, each with their families. They both took their crayons to their programs and began coloring in the black and white sketch of Mother Goose....
BWW Reviews: Netherlands Dance Theater Deals with Loss Literally and Figuratively at

BWW Reviews: Netherlands Dance Theater Deals with Loss Literally and Figuratively at The Joyce

by Kayt MacMaster — April 23, 2013
All elements of the evening's performance were stunningly crafted and stand individually as great works of art, but the pieces lack certain cohesiveness that binds all aspects of a performance together. Melding two worlds to create one work of art is a beautiful challenge, and the Leon/Lightfoot ef...
BWW Reviews: Rosie Herrera Dance Theater Nourishes the Body and Reveals the Soul in D

BWW Reviews: Rosie Herrera Dance Theater Nourishes the Body and Reveals the Soul in DINING ALONE

by Kayt MacMaster — April 23, 2013
Some say that the eyes are the window to the soul, but Rosie Herrera's evening-length work, Dining Alone, offers an alternative. Based on her childhood experiences observing people eating at her father's restaurant, Dining Alone reveals a particular fascination with solo diners, examining the solida...
BWW Reviews: ARB's Extraordinary ROMEO AND JULIET at Hamilton Stage

BWW Reviews: ARB's Extraordinary ROMEO AND JULIET at Hamilton Stage

by Marina Kennedy — April 22, 2013
The American Repertory Ballet had an outstanding performance of Romeo and Juliet at Union County Performing Arts Center's Hamilton Stage....
BWW Reviews: The Nederlands Dans Theater Brings Two Exciting Pieces to Lincoln Center

BWW Reviews: The Nederlands Dans Theater Brings Two Exciting Pieces to Lincoln Center

by Rhys Loggins — April 20, 2013
One of the world's leading contemporary companies brings two exciting works to New York....
BWW Reviews: Ballet Hispanico at the Joyce Theater

BWW Reviews: Ballet Hispanico at the Joyce Theater

by Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn — April 18, 2013
Overall the experience of Ballet Hispanico is a real pleasure. There are many fine dancers here beyond those already mentioned. This is strong dancing with high energy and top level technique....
BWW Reviews: Juilliard Dances Repertory

BWW Reviews: Juilliard Dances Repertory

by Barnett Serchuk — April 16, 2013
The Juilliard School presented an interesting program on the afternoon of April 7, 2013, at the Peter Jay Sharp Theatre. Before I even start my review , I want to extend my congratulations to Lawrence Rhodes, the Juilliard Artistic Director, for his commitment and dedication in producing, what is in...
BWW Reviews: Bittersweet Evening for Inlet Dance

BWW Reviews: Bittersweet Evening for Inlet Dance

by Roy Berko — April 15, 2013
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BWW Reviews: Gwen Welliver's BEASTS AND PLOTS is Alive, Shifting between Portraiture

BWW Reviews: Gwen Welliver's BEASTS AND PLOTS is Alive, Shifting between Portraiture and Caricature

by Kayt MacMaster — April 14, 2013
Watching Gwen Welliver's "Beasts and Plots" is a bit like thumbing through a stranger's accidentally forsaken sketchbook. Metaphor stabs at experience, revealing a private and fanciful world in unembellished candor....
BWW Reviews: Duo Demonstrates the Art of the Tango at the Dardo Galletto Studios

BWW Reviews: Duo Demonstrates the Art of the Tango at the Dardo Galletto Studios

by Patrick Kennedy — April 15, 2013
In a series of late-night performances, Argentine tangoists Gabriel Misse and Analia Centurion displayed their technical prowess-and contributed the the festive atmosphere that reigned at the Studios....
BWW Reviews: Witness Relocation Presents the Intelligent and Humorous ETERNIDAY at La

BWW Reviews: Witness Relocation Presents the Intelligent and Humorous ETERNIDAY at La Mama

by Stephanie Deere — April 12, 2013
Witness Relocation's production of "Eterniday," performed at La Mama from April 4th to the 21st, is a vibrant and eclectic show that all lovers of great performance should see. The play is an hour long production, including text, monologue, conversation, dance, extreme physicality, supplemental visu...
BWW Reviews: The Trocks at NJ PAC Delight and Amuse

BWW Reviews: The Trocks at NJ PAC Delight and Amuse

by Marina Kennedy — April 12, 2013
Les Ballet Trockadero De Monte Carlo performed at New Jersey Performing Arts Center for one show only on Sunday, April 7th. The audience was delighted with the company's talents and antics....
BWW Reviews: The Joyce Theater Foundation Spring Gala

BWW Reviews: The Joyce Theater Foundation Spring Gala

by Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn — April 12, 2013
Gala occasions for dance companies are usually about packing in as many stars as possible who then oblige the audience by showing off with excessive pyrotechnics. The Joyce Foundation Spring Gala, honoring Paige Royer and Kerry Clayton as well as Michele and Steven Pesner, bucked the trend by having...
BWW Reviews: Ballet in Cinema from Emerging Pictures Presents 'La fille mal gardee'

BWW Reviews: Ballet in Cinema from Emerging Pictures Presents 'La fille mal gardee'

by Barnett Serchuk — April 10, 2013
It wasn't until Frederick Ashton undertook a new creation of the ballet that it finally became an international hit. He referred to it as his 'poor man's Pastorale,' a lovely reference to Beethoven's symphony where things go from simplicity to thunderstorms and back to normalcy and contentment with ...
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