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Day in the Life of Dance
Remembering the Maverick Ballerina, Mia Slavenska, in Film
"I kept my promise to my mother ( to tell her story) and that means a lot to me." Maria Ramas, Director of Mia, A Dancer's Journey, part of the Dance On Camera Festival at Lincoln Center-Jan 30 to Feb 3, 2015. Read more
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Impressions
Impressions of: ROYAL DANISH BALLET at The Joyce Theater
" The spice was in the steps...The delightful use of épaulement made it seem the dancers were not only in conversation with one another, but each one’s upper half listened to the intricate choreographic patterns the feet so brilliantly traced and defined." Henning Rübsam, New York. Read more
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Day in the Life of Dance
The Joffrey Ballet School Rises to the Challenge of Developing Students and Growing Audiences
"In the world of dance the question of engaging new audiences continues to be a hot topic...The Joffrey Ballet School and Complexions Contemporary Ballet have many ideas for engaging students and viewers, and video is a big part of them." Nia Austin-Edwards, New York Read more
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Day in the Life of Dance
Dance As Empowerment: Mana Hashimoto Creates A New Vision for Dance
"Hashimoto hopes to impart a genuine understanding and empathy for sightless life. Another vital desire is that she make her dance, and dance in general, available to visually impaired audiences..." Christine Jowers, New York. Read more
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Impressions
Impressions of The Mariinsky Ballet’s “Cinderella”
"Most of the audience probably doesn’t care that Cinderella is nothing more than a beautiful birdbrain. They’re here to see attractive young people in pretty costumes perform impressive physical feats, all of which the Mariinsky Ballet supplies in abundance." Erin Bomboy, Brooklyn. Read more
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The Dance Enthusiast Asks
CUNY Dance Initiative Recipients 2014 Share Thoughts on The First Year of An Innovative Program
"The limitations of cost and space are usually a huge obstacle in creating a piece. The CUNY residency alleviated that thought and made the focus on the creative process." Mike Esperanza of BARE Dance Company Read more
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Impressions
Impressions of Doug Elkins Choreography, Etc.
"With his double-bill program at The Joyce, Elkins takes theatrical relics and adds unexpected whimsy to reframe his source material in electrifying ways." Erin Bomboy, New York. Read more
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Day in the Life of Dance
Dance As Empowerment: The Dance Enthusiast Talks Artists Financial Health
Modern dancer, actor, 'movement designer,' and financial expert, David Maurice Sharp shares his money tips for artists. Read more
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Impressions
Impressions of: Tere O'Connor's “BLEED”
"Ghosts of the other dances resonate through the new work and shape its form, but they are subterranean and exert their pressure on this new construction from the caves of memory. . . .” Tere O' Connor Read more
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Impressions
Impressions from London: "Currency"
"The Place offers an immersive, inclusive, intimate experience...You can practically smell the sweat. Audiences become insiders who support this art form we call dance, who really want performers to excel." Chris Dohse, London. Read more
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Day in the Life of Dance
Remembering the Maverick Ballerina, Mia Slavenska, in Film
"I kept my promise to my mother ( to tell her story) and that means a lot to me." Maria Ramas, Director of Mia, A Dancer's Journey, part of the Dance On Camera Festival at Lincoln Center-Jan 30 to Feb 3, 2015. Read more
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Impressions
Impressions of: ROYAL DANISH BALLET at The Joyce Theater
" The spice was in the steps...The delightful use of épaulement made it seem the dancers were not only in conversation with one another, but each one’s upper half listened to the intricate choreographic patterns the feet so brilliantly traced and defined." Henning Rübsam, New York. Read more
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Day in the Life of Dance
The Joffrey Ballet School Rises to the Challenge of Developing Students and Growing Audiences
"In the world of dance the question of engaging new audiences continues to be a hot topic...The Joffrey Ballet School and Complexions Contemporary Ballet have many ideas for engaging students and viewers, and video is a big part of them." Nia Austin-Edwards, New York Read more
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Day in the Life of Dance
Dance As Empowerment: Mana Hashimoto Creates A New Vision for Dance
"Hashimoto hopes to impart a genuine understanding and empathy for sightless life. Another vital desire is that she make her dance, and dance in general, available to visually impaired audiences..." Christine Jowers, New York. Read more
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Impressions
Impressions of The Mariinsky Ballet’s “Cinderella”
"Most of the audience probably doesn’t care that Cinderella is nothing more than a beautiful birdbrain. They’re here to see attractive young people in pretty costumes perform impressive physical feats, all of which the Mariinsky Ballet supplies in abundance." Erin Bomboy, Brooklyn. Read more
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The Dance Enthusiast Asks
CUNY Dance Initiative Recipients 2014 Share Thoughts on The First Year of An Innovative Program
"The limitations of cost and space are usually a huge obstacle in creating a piece. The CUNY residency alleviated that thought and made the focus on the creative process." Mike Esperanza of BARE Dance Company Read more
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Impressions
Impressions of Doug Elkins Choreography, Etc.
"With his double-bill program at The Joyce, Elkins takes theatrical relics and adds unexpected whimsy to reframe his source material in electrifying ways." Erin Bomboy, New York. Read more
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Day in the Life of Dance
Dance As Empowerment: The Dance Enthusiast Talks Artists Financial Health
Modern dancer, actor, 'movement designer,' and financial expert, David Maurice Sharp shares his money tips for artists. Read more
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Impressions
Impressions of: Tere O'Connor's “BLEED”
"Ghosts of the other dances resonate through the new work and shape its form, but they are subterranean and exert their pressure on this new construction from the caves of memory. . . .” Tere O' Connor Read more
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Impressions
Impressions from London: "Currency"
"The Place offers an immersive, inclusive, intimate experience...You can practically smell the sweat. Audiences become insiders who support this art form we call dance, who really want performers to excel." Chris Dohse, London. Read more
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