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 Merilyn Jackson for The Dance Journal We might as well have been in a carwash. The rain obliterated all light, all sense of direction,
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
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
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
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,
by Juan Irizarry for The Dance Journal Recently the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania installed a new stick-work sculpture created by Patrick Dougherty.
by Juan Irizarry for The Dance Journal Master Bharatanatyam artist Professor C. V. Chandrasekhar is one of India’s most highly regarded and, at age 79,
By Henrik Eger, Ph.D. for The Dance Journal Auschwitz. Christmas 1944. The SS orders Yehudit Arnon, an 18-year-old Jewish dancer, to perform for them in the
by Brian Mengini for The Dance Journal In a global first, World Ballet Day will show live, behind-the-scenes action from the rehearsal studios of five
by Takiyah Nur Amin, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Dance, UNC Charlotte What follows is an edited version of my remarks at the 2014 Collegium for
Reprinted with kind permission from MANNA MANNA: Why Victoriana as a theme? Ian: Coming up with a theme for the poster if one of my