I’m Nobody, Who are you? opens tonight
A video installation at New York Live Arts by Maya Ciarrochi opens tonight. Life size portraits of many who have been connected to DTW/New York Live Arts are in it, including Maura. It’s up until May.
A video installation at New York Live Arts by Maya Ciarrochi opens tonight. Life size portraits of many who have been connected to DTW/New York Live Arts are in it, including Maura. It’s up until May.
Maura’s moderating another panel for The Field’s Economic Revitalization in the Performing Arts program on Monday 1/30 at 6:30 at Joyce Soho about “How Artists and Presenters Works Together.” FREE.
The choreographer talks about her two new works, at Judson Church one night only on Jan. 9, set to scores by John Cage and Philip Glass
Maura recaps Fresh Tracks at NY Live Arts, Tere O’Connor at Danspace and Merce Cunningham Dance Company at BAM.
Young choreographers show new work at HT Chen’s series, but I question the value of academia’s stress on old-school comp versus risk-taking investigation.
An interview with Gina Gibney about the expansion of the Gibney Dance Center at 890 Broadway
Ellis Wood will be performing her evening-length solo “Mom” at NYU/Tisch this Friday at 7:30. I’ve known Ellis since we both performed solos for DTW’s Fresh Tracks back in 1995 and have seen early versions of this solo, which won last year’s DanceNow (NYC) Challenge.
Susan Marshall & Company celebrated its 25th anniversary last weekend with a pair of works using both performance spaces at the Baryshnikov Arts Center. The company is at New Haven’s Festival of Arts and Ideas (curated by Cathy Edwards) with versions of both works opening
Recent choreographic works by Dean Moss and Yanira Castro invite an examination of interactivity in contemporary performance
Last night, David Parker/The Bang Group provided ample proof for musical comedy as an avenue for political action (or at least personal salvation) in an “autobiographical fiction” of his 20 year collaboration with Jeffrey Kazin and their shared “sissy boy” childhoods. Misters and Sisters (continuing
Culturebot’s Maura Donohue talks to Dean Moss who premieres “Nameless Forest” this week and next at The Kitchen.
Comic chops, rock star energy, and fembot precision in Nicole Wolcott and Vanessa Walter’s new show