Camille A. Brown presents an evening of varied dance works that really exemplify her diversity and vision as a choreographer.  10 works are presented including some which are excerpts and works in progress. 

Camille opens up the evening with a solo dedicated to her Gr... Read More

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My Name is a Blackbird is a piece questioning identity, form and mutation. At the start, the full title is projected on the wall. Later it returns as just My Name is..., suggesting that the blank is a variable, reminding us that the idea of self is constantly changing. In this 50-minute improvisation, or "spontaneous composition" as she calls it, Molly Shanahan follows the continually shifting impulses wh... Read More

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There was an inDANCE monsoon last night in NYC.... and it rained "fabulousness" all over SoHo.

Hari Krishnan, the choreographer of inDANCE, creates a spectacular palette of creative choreography, color, and costume.  inDANCE is a Bharatanatyam inspired Contemporary Canadian Dance Company made up of a beautifully eclectic group of dancers that have a fierce understanding of both South Asian dance and classical contemporary technique, creating a brand new vocabulary never quite see... Read More

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I moved to New York because New York is where it's at. The highest concentration of edgy, innovative, shocking, and amazing art is here, so it's ironic that one of the best performances I've seen in NYC is by a company from out of town. The Portland based collective, tEEth, led by Co-Artistic Directors Angelle Hebert and Phillip Kraft, bring... Read More

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Something old, something new... Jody Oberfelder, Dance Review

This Valentine's day weekend at Joyce Soho, Jody Oberfelder delivers something old, something new, something borrowed, and nothing blue.

The "something old" is a piece called Moved, created in 2003, which makes up the first half of the program. From... Read More

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