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Tag Archives: Proximal
GUEST BLOGGER CHRIS ATAMIAN REVIEWS GROUNDWORKS
My first guest blogger! Christopher Atamian, who I met recently while watching Complexions at the Joyce, is a very accomplished arts writer. He writes regularly for Dance Magazine, and for the Daily Candy-esque (but far better!) arts e-letter eCognoscente (which … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Atamian Experimental Dance Critic, Dance Performance Reviews, Guest Bloggers
Tagged Amy Miller, Aqualung, Christopher Atamian, Circadian, Cleveland, Damien Highfield, Dance Magazine, David Shimotakahara, eCognoscente, GroundWorks Dance Theater, Gustavo Aguilar, Iron Lung, Keeley Garfield, Kelly Brunk, KT Niehoff, Nano, New York Press, New York Times, Oberlin Conservatory, Proximal, Sarah Perrett, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, The Kenyon Review, West End Theater
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GROUNDWORKS DANCE THEATER
(above photo of Proximal, photographer unknown, borrowed from here) If you’re in New York and are looking for something inexpensive and worthwhile to do this weekend, I recommend GroundWorks Dance Theater, at the small, intimate West End Theater (a church) … Continue reading
