Zooming Up the Stream
Ironic that an art form predicated on three-dimensional presentation for a live audience now is ascending a steep learning curve to transpose live... Read more →
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Another Reopening, Another Show
Perhaps a hopeful sign of life as two dance events cancelled early in the Covid–19 lockdown reopen this week in reinvented ways. Not so hopeful,... Read more →
Unpressing the Pause Button
This week more glimmers as SoCal dance shows signs of life onstage sans audience, live-streamed new work and reimagined classics, plus scheduled... Read more →
Rachel Redux
She studied ballet in Paris until her Jewish family fled the Nazis, first to Portugal then to Brazil, and then to New York. After WWII, she traveled... Read more →
Is this the year that wasn’t?
This week should have welcomed a flamenco festival, a full-length Sleeping Beauty from Los Angeles Ballet, and a new full-length contemporary ballet... Read more →
Moves No One Wanted to Learn
A week ago the world was already struggling to find equilibrium as folk emerged from the Covid–19 shutdown facing the new choreography of social... Read more →
Starting to Start?
SoCal doesn’t experience a crocus flower as the first sign that winter is ending and spring is stirring the world back to life. Perhaps that makes... Read more →
Still Kicking
Like an earthquake, the initial impact of the coronavirus shutdown was a seismic shock. Necessary to stem the virus' spread, but coming at the peak... Read more →
Ready for a Dance-Through?
Live performance before an audience is way off in the very last stage of pandemic reopening plans. Each week more dance troupes explore new internet... Read more →
An Irresistible Force in an Immovable Lockdown
Dance is an irresistible and irrepressible impulse. Even with the Covid-19 lockdown, dancers gotta keep dancin’. As the stay at home order extends... Read more →
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