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Tag Archives: Merce Cunningham
Angelenos Boo Merce!: L.A. Dance Project’s Dramatic Premiere
This past weekend marked the premiere of L.A. Dance Project at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown LA. Of course this is the event – the full-evening debut of Benjamin Millepied’s new LA-based company – that all dance-going Angelenos … Continue reading
ABT is Coming to Orange County with Ratmansky’s New FIREBIRD
How excited am I! This Thursday through Sunday, my beloved ABT will be performing at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Orange County. They’re premiering Ratmansky’s new Firebird – and none other than SLSG faves Marcelo Gomes and Natalia … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Previews / Upcoming Dance Events
Tagged ABT, David Hallberg, Firebird, Isabella Boylston, Marcelo Gomes, Merce Cunningham, Natalia Osipova, Ratmansky, Simone Messmer, Wheeldon
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DANCE AND ART IN WILLIAMSBURG THIS WEEKEND
My friend Alyssa is an independent arts curator and she has a show this Friday and Saturday night in Williamsburg that may be of interest to my NY-based dance peeps. It’s a collaboration between artist Sarah Olson and choreographer Cori … Continue reading
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Tagged Cori Kresge, Merce Cunningham, Sarah Olson, Williamsburg
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MOVEMENT RESEARCH AT THE JUDSON CHURCH
Reviewed by Christopher Atamian The four pieces presented on January 11 by Movement Research at the Judson Church, all possessed a visible seriousness of purpose and integrity, though some moved slower and less successfully than others. The highlight of the … Continue reading
INTERVIEWS WITH SONYA TAYEH AND BILLY BELL
Okay, here are the interviews I did with Sonya Tayeh and Billy Bell last week at the DeMa Dance Company rehearsal. (Bell and Tayeh are most known for their work on So You Think You Can Dance, if you don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Andrea Miller, Ballet Florida, Batsheva, Billy Bell, Dance Spirit magazine, DeMa Dance Company, Dreyfoos, Gaga, Gallim Dance, Jerome Robbins, Juilliard, Merce Cunningham, mononucleosis, Ohad Naharin, Paul Taylor, So You Think You Can Dance, Sonya Tayeh, SYTYCD, William Forsythe
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MARTHA GRAHAM'S CLYTEMNESTRA
(image, of Fang -Yi Sheu as Clytemnestra, by Dominic Bracco Li from Washington Post) Last night Martha Graham Dance Company, the oldest dance company in the U.S. — and one of the most esteemed — opened at Skirball Center at … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Performance Reviews
Tagged Agamemnon, Apollinaire Scherr, Apollo, Arlene Croce, Athena, Clytemnestra, Electra, Fang-Yi Sheu, Greek Tragedy, Helen of Troy, Iphigenia, Jonathan Frederickson, Jose Limon, Martha Graham, Martha Graham Dance Company, Maurizio Nardi, Menelaus, Merce Cunningham, Michael Apuzzo, Miki Orihara, Mycenae, New York University, Oreste, Paul Taylor, Ruth St. Denis, Skirball Center, Trojan War
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Jacob's Pillow's Summer 2009 Calendar Is Up
Here. Looks exciting — Pacific Northwest Ballet, Jason Samuels Smith (in pic above), Rennie Harris, Cedar Lake, Doug Varone, Merce, etc. etc. I hope I can make it up there for a day or two. Or three or four. So … Continue reading
Posted in Previews
Tagged Cedar Lake Dance, Doug Varone, Jacob's Pillow, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Jason Samuels Smith, Merce Cunningham, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Rennie Harris
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