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After six months of lockdown and a steep learning curve translating dance to zoom and film, live performance is gradually re-emerging in a... Read more →
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Bring On The Chocolates
Two shy people. A spark of attraction. Will they get together? In the dance-filled musical Romantics Anonymous, the answer is—chocolate! This... Read more →
Taking It Online and Outdoors
In a week that mega-smoke clouds from west coast forest fires turned the skies orange in three states and made breathing, let alone dancing... Read more →
How to Make a Comeback
A site specific performance cut short by the pandemic makes like phoenix, a dancer/poet downtown and consideration of the first US slave rebellion... Read more →
For When You Can’t Reach Out and Touch Someone
Some things just take on a life of their own. What started as a one-time romp for Mother’s Day was so successful, Invertigo Dance Theatre has... Read more →
Drive-In Dance, Take Two
A look back at East Germany’s mastery of the form as surveillance expands in China, Britain and here, a choreographer brings an LA flair to a New... Read more →
Striving in Different Directions
Sad news this week includes a live performance postponed due to fires, a popular dance studio loses to developers, and efforts to bring Cirque du... Read more →
Looking for the Light—Is That a Glimmer?
Two LA companies show up at a N.Y. festival, an all-female dance troupe celebrates the centennial of U.S. women's right to vote, a romanticized and... Read more →
Fostering Up, Not Just Out
A doctor, a judge and a choreographer walk into a room… Not the opening for a shaggy dog story, but components of the Dr. Kerry English Creative... Read more →
Figuring Things Out
After closing in March, SoCal venues first postponed, then finally kissed the rest of 2020 good-bye. In a possibly optimistic sign, media releases... Read more →
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