Tag: Dance Theater Workshop
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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
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“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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Fresh Tracks 2010 at DTW
A new crop of emerging dance artists present a surprisingly strong evening of work.
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Dance by Neil Greenberg: (like a vase)
Culturebot discusses Neil Greenberg’s abstract new work about art and the ways we perceive it.
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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 […]