Live, Urgent, but With a Slightly Recycled Feel
In London on Saturday night, the venerable British dance company Rambert performed “Draw From Within,” a new work by the Belgian choreographer Wim Vandekeybus. I watched it from my home...
Read more
- News
- All
- Africa
- Americas
- Art & Culture
- Arts
- Arts & Design
- Asia
- Automobile
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Books
- Celebrity
- Dance
- Diplomatic Relations
- Education
- Elections
- Energy & Environment
- Environment
- Europe
- Fashion & Style
- Finance
- Food & Drink
- Football
- Gossip
- Health & Fitness
- Health Care
- Hockey
- Home & Garden
- Middle East
- Movies
- Other
- Other Sports
- Political News
- Political Protests
- Real Estate
- Retail
- Science
- Science & Tech
- Space & Cosmos
- Technology
- Tennis
- Theater
- TV
- Uncategorized
- War & Conflict
- Weird News
- News
- All
- Africa
- Americas
- Art & Culture
- Arts
- Arts & Design
- Asia
- Automobile
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Books
- Celebrity
- Dance
- Diplomatic Relations
- Education
- Elections
- Energy & Environment
- Environment
- Europe
- Fashion & Style
- Finance
- Food & Drink
- Football
- Gossip
- Health & Fitness
- Health Care
- Hockey
- Home & Garden
- Middle East
- Movies
- Other
- Other Sports
- Political News
- Political Protests
- Real Estate
- Retail
- Science
- Science & Tech
- Space & Cosmos
- Technology
- Tennis
- Theater
- TV
- Uncategorized
- War & Conflict
- Weird News
Dance
Dance on Film Is the Only Game in Town. BalletX Takes the Field.
This much we know: Another fall season of ballet is beginning, and almost none of it will take place in person. Ballet companies need to make dance films, and they...
Read more
Baryshnikov Arts Center to Commission New Online Works
Baryshnikov Arts Center announced on Thursday a new commissioning program that aims to encourage choreographers and other artists to continue creating while the performing arts remain largely shut down in...
Read more
Watching a Choreographer Build: Trisha Brown’s Unusual Archive
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the final stages of the acquisition process have taken longer than planned. Ms. Dufty said that about half of the archive has been delivered to...
Read more
Dancing With Rice: A Meditative Pas de Deux at the Met
When performers take turns sweeping a pile of rice across the floor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, it might look like just that: People, one by one, sweeping a...
Read more
Review: City Dancers Unleashed in the Wild
PINE PLAINS, N.Y. — The Mashomack Fish & Game Preserve Club, a few hours’ drive north of New York City, is not the natural habitat of dancers, at least not...
Read more
For New York City Ballet, Another Digital Season
New York City Ballet will not be returning to the David H. Koch Theater this fall, but the company’s coming digital season will culminate with performances of new dances by...
Read more
Putting ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ in Motion
Why is dance so important to you?AMY SHERMAN-PALLADINO I was a dancer. There was one point where I was never out of tights. I think that everything I do is...
Read more
David Gordon Digs Into His Archives for a Dance That Matters
David Gordon knows his way around a rectangle. This choreographer and director has stared at them — and filled the spaces inside of them with his imaginative arrangements of words...
Read more
The School That Camille A. Brown Built
Camille A. Brown can’t remember the first time she danced the Electric Slide. She only remembers doing it. “It just was,” she said in a recent Zoom interview. “It’s the...
Read more