Pennsylvania Ballet Artistic Director Angel Corella announced the programming for the 2018-2019 Season. The Company’s 55th Season will feature 13 ballets with five world premieres and three company premieres including two classic love stories; Romeo and Juliet and Giselle. With the 2018-2019 […]
This Friday, Jérôme Bel is returning to Philadelphia with his 2016 Fringe Festival smash hit Gala, a performance featuring 20 dancers, from professional dancers to first timers—including children, teenagers, pensioners, and people with disabilities. Back in 2016 we spoke to Bel about working with a new cast and creating a piece which anybody can understand and learn within a…
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In February 2018, the Bryn Mawr College Performing Arts Series will present works by two visionary artists: National Medal of Arts winner Ralph Lemon and Bessie award-winner Okwui Okpokwasili. Both Lemon and Okpokwasili weave complex […]
by Lewis J Whiitington for The Dance Journal The Community Education Center (CEC ) has been a unique Philadelphia institution dedicated to the nurturing arts institution unique theater venue, studio, and incubator for music, theater, […]
The Temple University Department of Dance, Institute of Dance Scholarship, is delighted to present the sixth Reflection:Response Choreographic Commission, Plight Release and the Diasporic Body by Lela Aisha Jones | FlyGround. Performances will take place […]
by Merilyn Jackson for The Dance Journal We might as well have been in a carwash. The rain obliterated all light, all sense of direction, lashing the car from every side, shaking the two of […]
Informed by diverse philosophies, living traditions and contemplative practices of Asian origin, the multi-ethnic KYL/D creates technically-demanding, contemporary work of poetic sensibility by Kun-Yang Lin that “continue to push artistic boundaries” (Dance Enthusiast). KYL/D’s home […]
If you happen to be strolling in South Philadelphia these days, especially along South 9th Street at Washington Ave., E. Passyunk and Wharton, you just may see some new street signs pointing to Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers and […]
by Justine Bayod Espoz for The Dance Journal Belén Maya is one of the most important female flamenco dancers performing today. As the daughter of the legendary, Mario Maya, who single-handedly revolutionized flamenco through his choreography […]
by Jessica Warchal-King for The Dance Journal When did you last STOP? When did you last take a moment to REFLECT? In the dance world, and in the life-world, we are constantly going and when […]
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