In 2008 we bid farewell to many special artists. While they have passed, their influence on the dance and performing arts community will continue on… Philadelphia’s own LaVaughn Robinson, a tap-dance virtuoso on the big-band […]
As we enter in to 2009, this is a time of uncertainty but it is also a time for creativity, innovation, and renewal. More than ever, we have the opportunity to position the arts as […]
Bristol Riverside Theatre concludes its Bridges Informance Series with Donald Byrd‘s renowned Spectrum Dance Theater on Friday, January 9. Byrd recently choreographed Broadway’s Tony-nominated hit The Color Purple, and he is the collaborator and co-director […]
On Saturday, January 31st, 2009 at 7:30pm, Philadelphia Dance Projects (PDP) will kick off their 2009 season with an Informance by Jennifer Monson at the Performance Garage, 1515 Brandywine Street, Philadelphia. PDP Presents annual series […]
Lauded as “visually stunning and beautiful danced,” (Dance Magazine) Lar Lubovitch Dance Company premieres two works and its “American Masterpiece,” Concerto Six Twenty-Two, January 8-10 at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, 3680 Walnut […]
In response to the continuing U.S. led wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, choreographer Miguel Gutierrez has invited artists from across the country to perform Freedom of Information 2008 : a 24 hour performance/protest/ritual of continuous […]
The Smoke, Lilies and Jade Arts Initiative (SLJ) was conceived by Artistic Director Zane Booker, in 2004, when he returned to Philadelphia from touring the globe as a world class performer with such companies as; […]
Alex Schmidt WHYY’s Arts and Culture desk Regional nonprofit leaders in Washington D.C. convened a meeting to survey the economic landscape and implement emergency funding measures. Philadelphia’s arts and culture leaders haven’t rung the alarm […]
As seen on WHYY Experience: This group is a Philadelphia-based, all female hip-hop dance company. Montäzh addresses crucial social and gender inequalities that exist within hip-hop culture.
Many non-profit arts organizations face anxious times in the current financial crisis, but the Rebecca Davis Dance Company chooses to find its inspiration. Philadelphia entrepreneur and choreographer Rebecca Davis brings one of the country’s most […]
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