Gina Palumbo

by Gina Palumbo for The Dance Journal | photo credit: Katrina D’Autrement On Wednesday, March 24th, I tuned into an Informance with Choreographer Lily Kind, hosted by Terry Fox of the Philadelphia Dance Projects. Within […]

by Gina Palumbo for The Dance Journal On Friday, February 19th, 2021, Wangbo Zhu and Hassan Syed of Temple University’s MFA Program presented their theses from the comfort of their homes. I had the privilege […]

by Gina Palumbo for The Dance Journal On Saturday, February 6th, Almanac Dance Circus Theatre presented The Fleecing in collaboration with Die-Cast and Cirque de Nuit. The same buzz from early 2000’s adventure games on […]

by Gina Palumbo for The Dance Journal “My name is Amalia and I am here on Lenape Land.” Informance began with a reminder that everything we have – time and the earth under our feet […]

by Gina Palumbo Tommie Waheed-Evans is a renowned choreographer, former Philadanco dancer, Princess Grace Honoraria Award Recipient, and University of the Arts professor, to name a few accolades from a highly successful lifetime with dance. On […]

by Gina Palumbo for The Dance Journal On Saturday, October 4th, I joined the most memorable Zoom meeting I have ever attended. Out of the Darkness was Sanders’ closure for this hailstorm of a year, […]

by Gina Palumbo for The Dance Journal On Friday, September 11 t h, percussive legend Jaye Allison presented a film for the Fringe Festival, and she answered the questions that artists hold in their hearts.  […]

by Gina Palumbo for The Dance Journal Dawn States Company began its run of the film Healing Connections for the Fringe Festival on Thursday, September 10th. I had the following day off from my 9-5, […]

On Sunday, August 16th, I had the privilege to listen to a discussion about tango, a welcome reprieve from a mentally taxing week. The discussion was held by dancers and teachers of Argentine tango from […]

by Gina Palumbo for The Dance Journal  | photo credit Rob Li March and April have been anything but smooth sailing, as COVID-19 continues its worst, threatening the livelihoods of working artists and dancers.  Yet, amidst […]