The MAP Fund, a program of Creative Capital supported by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and The Rockefeller Foundation, announced today its 2010 grants underwriting 40 new projects spanning the disciplines of performing arts practices. A panel of peers selected this year’s grantees from more than 800 submissions. Amongst the 2010 grantees was Headlong Dance [...]

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage announces the launch of danceworkbook, a series of web based and DVD-ROM publications produced by Dance Advance. The danceworkbook series will establish a body of reference material concerned with interrogating a variety of choreographic processe —stages of creation and development that form the ‘back story’ to the finished [...]

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage announces the launch of danceworkbook, a series of web based and DVD-ROM publications produced by Dance Advance. The danceworkbook series will establish a body of reference material concerned with interrogating a variety of choreographic processe —stages of creation and development that form the ‘back story’ to the finished [...]

On Saturday, February 28th at 8 p.m., Here[begin] Dance Co. will present the work of five Philadelphia choreographers and one visual artist.  “Joga”(not Yoga) performed by Alie Vidich will enlighten the audience with the practice of the art. Christina Gesualdi is asking “What would a duet look like that starred the characters: Nothing and No [...]

By Ellen Dunkel For The Inquirer By the middle of the evening, it all became clear that nothing was clear. Headlong Dance Theater’s 1994 piece “Take 3″ offered a humorous explanation of experimental dance. The piece featured three performers (codirectors David Brick, Andrew Simonet and Amy Smith) wearing knit hats and headphones, each taking a [...]