Get Closer: thoughts on activating the audience in live performance
Recent choreographic works by Dean Moss and Yanira Castro invite an examination of interactivity in contemporary performance
Tag Archives: Dance Theater Workshop
“2280 Pints!” at Dance Theater Workshop
CBOT’s Jane Jung talks buckets and homecomings with choreographer Neta Pulvermacher, whose new show comes to NYC this week
SITI Company’s “Under Construction” Fulfills its Title
SITI’s new show has all the strengths you expect from Bogart & co., but it doesn’t quite manage the punch you’d want
Richard Move’s “Martha@… The 1963 Interview” at DTW
Richard Move’s loving portrait of the grande dame of Modern dance, complete with electrifying dance performances
New York Live Arts Introduces Itself With Bread, Circus & Not Much Else
New York Live Arts introduced itself to the dance community Saturday, but in a presentation short on details, big questions remain
Juliana F. May & Natalie Green at DTW
In the second January double-bill at DTW, Natalie Green impressed while Juliana F. May left us thoughtful but bored
Gallim Dance & Sidra Bell at DTW
A split-bill of Gallim Dance’s “For Glenn Gould” and Sidra Bell’s “POOL” make for an unfortunately disappointing evening
Fresh Tracks 2010 at DTW
A new crop of emerging dance artists present a surprisingly strong evening of work.
Dance by Neil Greenberg: (like a vase)
Culturebot discusses Neil Greenberg’s abstract new work about art and the ways we perceive it.
Koosil-ja at Dance Theater Workshop
Interactivity in digital arts and performance is at its best a marvel of discovery, rekindling childhood feelings of intimate connection to a vast inexplicable and beautiful world. In his book Digital Performance, Steve Dixon notes that interactive works encourage a childlike fascination with the pleasure