by Lewis Whittington for The Dance Journal Roni Koresh and his company got back into town last week from tour dates in Idaho and immediately began putting the final touches on Come Together, a dance festival that he, his brother Alon and the creative team at Koresh Dance have been envisioning for a long time. [...]
by Roger Lee for The Dance Journal The New Year bought a new Artist Showcase to the Koresh studios. Audience members flooded into the warm, intimate back studio. Within minutes all of the seats and blue floor mats were filled to capacity. Those who needed to step outside the studio immediately embarked on an adventure [...]
by Lewis Whittington for the Dance Journal Choreographer Ronen Koresh is known for high intensity dance that often hits mach speed drive, when he slows things down, you are reminded how inventive he continues to be. Many of those trademarks were fuses in new ballet Trust, but also showcased how expansive Koresh’s choreography has become. [...]
Last night at the Suzanne Roberts Theater, Koresh launched its 21st season with Trust. Choreographer Ronen Koresh explained that he loved the word “trust,” from the way it looks on the page to the way his dancers were able to carry the company through a last minute change in casting. “Art imitates life,” he remarked, [...]
By Merilyn Jackson FOR THE INQUIRER What a wonderful thing when a city’s audience base sustains an arts organization for two decades or more. Koresh Dance Company’s 20th anniversary year is upon us, and the company proved that it deserves this longevity with its fall season opener at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre Thursday evening. The [...]
by Amy Harding for The Dance Journal They are known for technical excellence, flawless execution, and passionate expression. Koresh Dance Company’s new work “Through the Skin” is both new and yet familiar in the most positive ways imaginable. In this work, the technique is both present, yet invisible. The dancers embody the human flaws and [...]
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