Posts Tagged ‘ Through the Skin ’

Choreography aims for gut, not head

May 10th, 2011 | By | Category: Reviews

By Merilyn Jackson, For The Inquirer Artistic director/choreographer Roni Koresh sometimes cherry-picks the best-received sections from his earlier dances, gathers them into a sequence, then gives the whole a title and a vague raison d’etre, as he has with his new Through the Skin. “Don’t intellectualize this dance, feel it viscerally,” he said before Thursday’s [...]

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Koresh does it… Again

May 7th, 2011 | By | Category: Reviews

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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