Those who detect a thaw in the cold war between the New York and Los Angeles theatre worlds must be smoking something: just because Larry Kramer’s Normal Heart is returning to Los Angeles after 16 years does not mean that the Coasts are viewing each other with any less suspicion. …
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A very grumpy Ballet To The People turned up late to the closing night of the San Francisco Dance Film Festival, having crawled into town from Oakland Airport at approximately 2 miles per hour over the new Eastern Span of the Bay Bridge. At a price tag of $6.4 billion, …
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A beloved New York City institution is losing its home after 34 years, its impending demise another reminder that this world capital of arts and culture has become inhospitable to all but the behemoths.
The small but illustrious New York Theatre Ballet, which runs a school and outreach program and …
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Two young Russian dancers poised on the edge of greatness. Two lovely and poignant short films, shot through very different lenses.
She does not appear to question whether it is worth all the sacrifice. He is wildly ambivalent.
She wears loneliness like a tiara. He wears it like a crown …
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Confronted with eight companies in six intriguing programs over five days at the festival of modern dance known as SPF6 at the ODC Theatre in San Francisco, Ballet To The People called in the Special Forces, in the person of dance omnivore, Leigh Donlan. Together they mapped out a …
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