Diana Szeinblum’s ALASKA in HD at BAM
Diana Szeinblum’s “Alaska” will be shown in HD at BAM Rose Cinemas on Mon, Dec 5 at 7pm. Don’t miss!
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John Jasperse’s “Canyon” Starts Strong Then Staggers Weakly to a Close
The talented choreographer’s newest work, at BAM’s Next Wave Fest, starts with a lot of promise, but then seems to lose its way before an unsatisfying end
Andy’s Week In Review(s)
After a much-needed vacation Andy’s back in action – this week (so far) we saw D.J. Mendel’s “Dick Done Broke” at Bushwick Starr, Phantom Limb’s “69 Degrees South” at BAM, Maria Hassabi’s “Show” at The Kitchen and Chunky Move’s “Connected” at The Joyce. Phew!
Coming Up at BAM: Phantom Limb and “Brooklyn Babylon”
A pair of fellow theater bloggers offer their personal perspectives on upcoming works at the 2011 Next Wave Fest
This Week at BAM: The Grown-Ups Come to Town
Ivo van Hove’s “Cries and Whispers” and William Forsythe’s “I don’t believe in outer space” are the first can’t-miss shows of Next Wave
Weekend Reviews: Lyndsey Karr and Beijing Dance Theater
Our weekend show going at BAM and the Chocolate Factory
William Forsythe Company Comes to BAM
The iconic choreographer explores his own mortality in “I don’t believe in outer space”
Hesitations: Fumbling Through the Haze of a Society in Transformation
Choreographer Wang Yuanyuan, whose “Haze” comes to BAM this month, talks about making contemporary dance in China
Kuwaiti Theater Artist Sulayman Al-Bassam on Staying Current in a Changing World
The founder SABAB talks about the challenges making “The Speaker’s Progress,” a satire on political inertia in the Arab world, opening tonight at BAM
Review: “To the Ones I Love” at BAM
A Belgian choreographer gives us guys of “African descent” doing dance-y stuff
Compagnie Thor’s “To the Ones I Love” at the Next Wave Fest
Belgian choreographer Thierry Smits aesthetically splits the difference between Africa and the Occident in a piece that aims for pure movement joy
Samuel Beckett’s Radio Play “All That Fall” by Pan Pan at Dublin’s Project
Ireland’s Pan Pan Theatre works wonders staging a Beckett radio play