Author: maura nguyễn donohue (she/they)
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Sarah Maxfield’s “We deserve each other” at The Chocolate Factory
On the choreographer’s moving “love letter” to NYC’s performance community
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Arturo Vidich’s “Body Island” at Abrons Art Center
Rats and water onstage in a video-installation drama of survival and communion
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10 Minutes With Jen Rosenblit
More from DTW’s Studio Series artists
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10 Minutes With Sarah Maxfield
The choreographer discusses her upcoming show at the Chocolate Factory
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Vicky Shick’s “Not Entirely Herself” at The Kitchen
Maura Donohue reviews her colleague Vicky Shick’s show at the Kitchen
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10 Minutes With Vanessa Anspaugh
The latest installment on our ongoing coverage of DTW’s Studio Series
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10 Minutes With Wendell Cooper
For my second “10-minutes with the DTW Studio Series Artists” interview, I spoke with Wendell Cooper. He shows his work-in-process “Disembodied” tonight (Friday) and tomorrow at 6pm. I’m most familiar with him as a member of Nicholas Leichter Dance, but he is also a certified practitioner of energy bodywork and Thai Yoga Massage and faculty…
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10 Minutes With Solo Badolo
DTW’s Studio Series kicks off tonight at 6pm with Souleymane Badolo showing work-in-process Solo’s Solo/”Basic”- a study on how NOT to go so low or too deep (with changes in direction). During Souleymane’s 100-hour creative residency he and choreographer Reggie Wilson met to investigate movement, gesture, repetition, and structure. Looking to see when, how, and…
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Interview with Carla Peterson
CBOT contributor Maura Donohue sits down to speak with DTW’s Carla Peterson about the future
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Mayumana at The New Victory
Choreographer Yanira Castro was recently asking me where she might take her son as he ages into a potential viewer of live performance. The New Victory Theater came up immediately as a venue that consistently brings quality work to town from elsewhere; many of the programs are international groups (though Mabou Mines will be there…
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DTW/Bill T. Jones Merge
DTW and the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company officially announce their merger to become New York Live Arts.