Category: Dance
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remaining immortal
Clown and multi-hyphenate talent Lucy Livingston on (LA)HORDE’s AGE OF CONTENT performed at BAM as part of the 2026 Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels Festival this past February.
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Homage To A Dream
Louise Greer on Peter Martin’s SLEEPING BEAUTY, which was part of The New York City Ballet’s winter season.
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Standing Still and Huffing
Contributor Sophia Parker on SHOW PONY by Liz Westbrook and JP Davis, which premiered at Lynn’s Riding Center in Forest Hills this past March.
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A Vibrant Whole
Writer Catherine Sawoski on Lisa Fagan and Lena Engelstein’s FRIDAY NIGHT RAT CATCHERS, part of the 2026 Under The Radar Festival.
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Comforting Perversions
Dancer and choreographer Liana Zhen’ai on Corentin JPM Leven’s Birds of Ill Omen, presented at Judson Church as part of Pioneer Go East Collective’s OUT FRONT Festival this past January.
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Magical Connections
Contributor Brendan McCall on Suzzanne Ponomarenko’s TAPESTRIES and Dominica Greene’s OPENINGS, part of of The OUT FRONT Festival curated by Pioneer Go East Collective.
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Dance from the tool box
Lucy Kudlinksi on Owen Prum’s “Extremely Chemical” and Jo Warren’s “All Mouth” | Pioneer Go East Collective’s Out-FRONT Festival at Judson Memorial Church |
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A Family Affair: Mare Nostrum Elements at the Tank for IHRAF 2025
Theo Armstrong on new works by A Heather Dutton/Middle Child Dance Theatre, Emily Tarrier + Emory Ferra Campbell, and Ke’ron J. Wilson
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Our Distance From The Source
Editor Eve Bromberg in conversation with Emily Coates, Ain Gordon, and Derek Lucci about their piece “Tell Me Where It Comes From” performed at Guggenheim’s Works & Process in late November.
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Shared Dreams, Temporary Realities
Contributor Brendan McCall on Alessia Palanti’s “All In Your Head” presented at Arts on Site.
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the present moment where temporalities converge
Leaving the bardo calls for transformation. The body becomes a page, a site for inscription, a blank slate. The silence echoes.
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Kayla Farrish in Three Conversations
Kayla Farrish shared two new works, A Beast and DOCILE, at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park’s Black Box Theatre