BWW Reviews: Classic and Modern Ballet Highlight POINTE OF DEPARTURE at Cleveland's Cain Park
Cleveland needs a resident ballet company. Although not world-class, Pointe of Departure would be a wonderful permanent addition to the local scene. It can only be wished that Gabay and her company will find the desire and financing to make their home here, permanent....
BWW Reviews: Moving QUEEN AT THE BALLET Revival Needs Something More
Bovim Ballet is back on stage in Cape Town with a return reason of QUEEN AT THE BALLET. One of the project-based company's flagship productions, this 'rock ballet' was first seen in 2004. A tribute to Freddie Mercury, the show delves into the life of the enigmatic frontman of Queen, using the timele...
BWW Reviews: South African BURN THE FLOOR Tour Sizzles, July-Sept 2012
'This ain't your grandma's ballroom,' the posters say. And although BURN THE FLOOR might not be the kind of ballroom dancing my grandmother grew up seeing (or dancing, for that matter), I would hazard a guess that she would enjoy the show just as much as I did....
BWW Reviews: BRIDGES - An Exploration of Chinese Culture Through interpretive Dance
Performed at the glorious Hawaii Theatre in historic, downtown Honolulu, Bridges explores the connections of past, present and future through interpretive Chinese folk dance. The Phoenix Dance Chamber featured this evening was founded by Diane Letoto, and inspired by folk dance specialist of the Bei...
BWW Reviews: Gotham Dance Festival Returns for Another Round at The Joyce
The Gallim Dance biography stated that the group's work 'embodies fearless physicality grounded by deep humanity expressed through the madness and the joy of imagination.' 'Sit, Kneel, Stand' comes through on that promise tenfold. If you miss it, you've really missed something....
BWW Reviews: MADE IN AMERICA – A Terrific Triptych
The iconic Wortham Theater Center is celebrating its twenty-fifth birthday this month. This building serves as a monument to Houston's long-standing desire to encourage and support the arts, as the $66 million dollars raised to build the center that celebrates performing arts came entirely from 3500...
BWW Reviews: The Alvin Ailey Dance Theater Comes to Charlotte - Don't Miss It
I saw the program. It was inspiring and uplifting. The cohesive choreography included "Arden Court," "Home," "Journey" and "Revelations." The dancers performed with a controlled strength, gliding, leaping and soaring.
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BWW Reviews: Ballet Preljocaj Presents Stunning BLANCHE NEIGE in U.S. Tour
From the moment Blanche Neige begins - a pregnant, dying queen dragging herself across the floor and giving life to another in her own final moments - you know what lies ahead will challenge your preconceptions about the way Snow White's tale should be told. Yet as Angelin Preljocaj's ballet advance...
BWW Review: The Yorkville Nutcracker
Dances Patrelle returned this holiday season with their 15th anniversary production of The Yorkville Nutcracker. The ballet completed its limited run December 12th at Hunter College's Kaye Playhouse. ...
BWW Reviews: Complexions Contemporary Ballet Comes To The Joyce
Following the completion of their fifteenth anniversary season and world tour, Complexions Contemporary Ballet has made its return to NYC and the Joyce Theater for the goup's annual two-week engagement. ...
BWW Review: Richmond Ballet At The Joyce
Five years after their original NYC debut, the Richmond Ballet has returned to the Joyce Theater. The show is broken into two programs, each consisting of six commissioned works. I was able to catch Program A, which features Artistic Director Stoner Winslett's 'Ancient Airs and Dances,' Jessica Lang...
Joffrey 'Cinderella' A Marvelous Mix of Music, Theater and Dance
On view this weekend and next (through February 28, 2010) at the landmark Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt Unversity (in downtown Chicago) is an impressive, lovely, and sweetly moving mounting of Sir Frederick Ashton's 1948 choreography for Sergei Prokofiev's "Cinderella." ...
BWW Review: Parsons Dance REMEMBER ME
Parsons Dance REMEMBER ME is an all-new version of last season's collaboration with choreographer David Parsons the lead vocalists of East Village Opera Company (EVOC), featuring the music of their rock opera band....
REVIEW: Parsons Dance with the East Village Opera Company Present a Stunning Production of REMEMBER ME
As soon as you hear the strains of the keyboard riff from The Who's 'Baba O'Reily' blending seamlessly into Mozart's 'Overture for Figaro', you know you're in for something different. With their co-creation, REMEMBER ME, Parsons Dance and the East Village Opera Company have crafted an exhilarating c...
MAMMA MIA! Dances Into San Antonio
The North American touring production of Mamma Mia! returned to San Antonio's Majestic Theatre this week for an extremely limited engagement. I was in the audience on the opening night of this audience-interactive musical for a first-time viewing experience....
'Let's Dance' Lets Down in Pops' Season Finale
Guest conductor Erich Kunzel brings the Boston Pops to a lackluster finish with uninspired performances of classic Big Band tunes...
'Dirty Dancing' - Dance: 10, Act: 3
The Boston Opera House is steamy and rockin' with a supercharged cast of 39, more visual effects than a George Lucas film, and an audience releasing 22 years of pent up lust
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Sisters' Dance: Ants in the Pants
Emerging Artists Theater (EAT) presents the mawkish 'Sisters' Dance' by Sarah Hollister as part of their Triple Threat series....
'My Fair Lady' Dances All Night
The U.S. tour of the Cameron Mackintosh/Trevor Nunn London revival of 'My Fair Lady' gives Lerner and Loewes' masterpiece and darker and edgier quality....
'Syncopation' Dances to the Stars - and Moon
With flawless direction, inventive choreography, and creative design across the board, this play does not miss a beat....
Broadway in Seattle: Chita Rivera The Dancers Life
After years of delay, Chita Rivera: The Dancers Life opened on Broadway last year to tentative reviews and poor box office. It faltered after only a few months...
Song and Dance Struggles at Deaf West
Andrew Lloyd Webber, in his quest to become arguably one of the most prolific modern musical theatre composers, produced his fair share of absolute tragedies, including the extremely disjointed Song and Dance, which originally ran in London under the title Tell Me On a Sunday, both to critical brow ...
You Can't Take It With You: An Abundance of Laughs At GCT
The classic comedy You Can't Take It With You is in excellent form at Garland Civic Theatre....
Nancy Anderson at Birdland: Ten Cents a Dance
Nancy Anderson performed a live version of her new album at its Birdland release party....
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