HERE Artist Residency Program Applications Open
Applications for the HERE Artist Residency Program 2011 are now available. More info here and after the jump.
Applications for the HERE Artist Residency Program 2011 are now available. More info here and after the jump.
In Project 5 at the Joyce, Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin demonstrates a choreographic style that produces a compelling movement language at the same time the work compositionally disappoints.
The Arts Department of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy has published the first edition of “Dance Dialogues: Conversations between American and French Choreographers”
Call it Destination Dixon Place. You’ve got to go. The newly opened space, in it’s inaugural season complete with new raised audience seating, includes state of the art equipment in its intimate downstairs theater, rehearsal space and a lounge. That’s right, a cozy conversation bar
Laurie Anderson opens the 28th Next Wave Festival at BAM with a moody meditation on elves, Iceland, punctuation and death.
Ivo Van Hove’s production of The Little Foxes at NYTW is sharp, focused and powerful.
If this article were one of the hammy, “noir-ish” asides from Sheila Callaghan’s “Roadkill Confidential” at 3LD it would cheat diagonally and speak from the side of its mouth, à la the F.B.I. agent who leads the audience through this interesting, if hard to grasp,
Applications are now being accepted for the 2011 Sundance Institute Theatre Lab at The Banff Centre. Apply online at www.sundance.org/theatreapp by October 1, 2010.
Jerome Bel’s “Cedric Andrieux” is a wonderful solo performance offering unique insight into the life of a dancer.
Tuesday night I caught Ursula Eagly’s newest work-in-progress at Sarah Maxfield’s rich and useful Throw Series at the Chocolate Factory. Three choreographers show around 12 minutes of material and then ask the audience three specific questions. As Maxfield states, “it’s like a focus group for dance makers.”
It’s Monday early afternoon, and I’m finally enjoying a lull in the hectic pace of meetings and show-going that’s been my life since I flew into Portland from New York on Friday for the first weekend of shows at the 2010 Time-Based Art Festival. I’m
St. Ann’s Warehouse announced its 2010-2011 season and there are some great shows in the line-up including new work from Ireland’s Druid Theatre Company, Daniel Kitson and Steve Cuiffo doing Lenny Bruce’s Carnegie Hall concert verbatim.