Debra Danese

by Debra Danese for The Dance Journal | Photo Credit: Paul B. Goode With the winter storm behind them, the Paul Taylor Dance Company traveled to Philadelphia with a program that illustrated their reputation as […]

by Debra Danese for The Dance Journal | Photo credit: Brigid Pierce Martha Graham’s legacy proved to be withstanding this past week! The company presented excerpts from her extensive repertory as part of Annenberg Center’s […]

by Debra Danese for The Dance Journal KYL/D’s popular Inhale Performance Series marked its 44th juncture with a bold transition in response to pandemic restrictions – Inhale on Camera. The decision to pivot the October […]

By Debra Danese for The Dance Journal The Annenberg Center presented Pam Tanowitz Dance on Thursday, October 15, 2020, as the second of five companies comprising their 2020 Digital Dance Series. The New York based […]

by Debra Danese for The Dance Journal | photo credit: Rob Li Even overcast skies on Saturday, September 26, 2020 could not dampen my excitement about attending a live event since early March. Adding to […]

By Debra Danese for The Dance Journal The announcement of the 2020 Fringe Festival roster brought optimism to arts enthusiasts who have been longing for the return of programming. The festival kicked off on September […]

By Debra Danese for The Dance Journal | photo credit Alexander Iziliaev It was an emotional hour for BalletX on the Wednesday evening of July 22, 2020. Dancers, choreographers, friends, and family, gathered via ZOOM […]

by Debra Danese for The Dance Journal The Virtual Tango Festival (VTF) was the Philadelphia Argentine Tango School’s response to the postponing of their 10th Anniversary Philly Tango Festival. The event, organized by Meredith Klein, […]

by Debra Danese for The Dance Journal When Gov. Tom Wolf mandated a two-week, state-wide closure for all kindergarten-12 schools, local dance studios followed suit. A bit daunting, but a necessary response to the COVID19 […]

by Debra Danese for The Dance Journal | photo credit: Jack Hartin Twenty five years since its inception, Riverdance is still going strong. What started out as a 7 minute dance for the interval of […]