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The ingredients are many and complex in “bahok,” presented by the Akram Khan Company on Wednesday night at City Center. One of two premieres by Mr. Khan being performed during the troupe’s week at City Center, the piece features dancers from six ...
Dance seems to have entered into post-postmodernism, to judge by recent programs that include the five dance and performance art pieces presented Friday night by the Danspace Project’s Out of Space@BRICstudio in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
Dawn Springer, ...
Think warmer and fuzzier Pilobolus and you have Horse, a charming and imaginative young all-male dance troupe from Taiwan that performed on Wednesday night at the Joyce Theater as part of Eliot Feld’s Ballet Tech season there. Horse, founded in 2004 ...
Ballet Builders was established in 1990 by Ruth Chester and Michael Kraus to present dances by choreographers interested in working with the classical ballet canon. Of the six choreographers presented by Ballet Builders on Saturday night at Kaye ...
Antony Tudor’s “Romeo and Juliet,” rarely performed even in excerpt, is cloaked in more perfume and mystery with every passing decade. But it was a truly magical ballet. And so we are in the debt of the New York Theater Ballet for a revival of Romeo’s ...
Eliot Feld has never been an artist to do things by half-measure. And there he was, in all his vivid contrariness, on Wednesday night when his Ballet Tech and children’s companies opened a two-week engagement at the Joyce Theater. As playful, witty, ...
The Kirov Ballet begins its New York engagement on Tuesday with a program not at its usual home away from home, the Metropolitan Opera House, but at City Center for the first time. That will be the most transparent change to audiences. What they won’t ...
Just about every major dance figure has passed through the Juilliard School. The founding faculty included Martha Graham, Antony Tudor and José Limón, who all began teaching in 1951 and continued into the 1970s. The school honored the three with “Dance ...
There has long been an Alvin Ailey Street in Rogers, the small town in southeast Texas where Ailey was born in 1931. And now, worlds away in bustling Manhattan, West 55th Street from 9th to 10th Avenues will be named Alvin Ailey Place.
That is just ...
Geraldine Cardiel’s “On/Off” was frustrating. The program of two premieres, seen on Friday night at Joyce SoHo, was clearly the work of an active, engaged mind. But Ms. Cardiel never burrowed far beneath the surface of her ideas.
The opening dance, a ...
