A long time into the future, slowly: Emily Johnson’s “Then a Cunning Voice and A Night We Spend Gazing at Stars”
“There is no end to the work we begin here.”
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Sewing together in January: Day 4 Dispatch (Emily Johnson & Big Dance Theater)
Emily Johnson/Catalyst is an artist for the coming age. Big Dance Theater’s subversively brilliant, mmm… at this point in their careers perhaps brilliantly subversive makes more sense. Day 4 of the January Festival Feast, more COIL and American Realness.
Emily Johnson’s SHORE at New York Live Arts
Alexandra Pinel chats with Emily Johnson about SHORE at New York Live Arts, April 23-25.
A Very Female Festival
Can all the ladies in the house say Hell Yes?! Female performance makers – how excited are you about the January festival offerings? This feels like our year! What a plethora of exciting writers, directors, choreographers showing their stuff.. may I call you all lady auteurs?
It’s All Emily Johnson
So, over at Culturebot we have a great interview up with Minneapolis choreographer/performer Emily Johnson, whose Niicugni is part of this year’s COIL Festival (she’ll be up at Baryshnikov Arts Center Jan. 9-12). Coincidentally, I also interviewed Johnson before her last NYC appearance, with The
Emily Johnson on “Niicugni”
The Minneapolis-based choreo returns to NYC as part of PS 122’s COIL Festival
Catalyst Dance & Blackfish Make Themselves (and Us) at Home Onstage
Choreographer Emily Johnson and musical collaborator James Everest talk about “The Thank-you Bar” at NYLA this week