DanceMain Posts Evoking Brando and Bernstein Beyond the Waterfront By Ann Haskins on June 21, 2017 Site specific dance debuts shipboard at L.A. Harbor, contemporary ballet and emerging... Read more →
Dance Russians Dance About Tortured Souls By Ann Haskins on June 14, 2017 Retelling immigrant stories in East L.A., modern dance about opposites in Santa Monica, a... Read more →
DanceFilm The 605 Collective: Inheritor Recordings By Sarah Elgart on June 14, 2017 Dance is an ephemeral art form, at once temporal and subjective. Viewed live, an audience... Read more →
Dance They’re Dancing Outdoors plus a Potluck By Ann Haskins on June 7, 2017 A modern dance duo in Eagle Rock, dancing beyond Parkinson’s disease in Venice,... Read more →
Dance Dancing on the Expo Line By Ann Haskins on May 31, 2017 Three companies go al fresco this week in Santa Monica and the Santa Monica Mountains,... Read more →
Dance A Semi-Secret Dance Series Reboots By Ann Haskins on May 24, 2017 So-Cal dance events this week include tough subjects and world dance in Santa Monica,... Read more →
Dance Scottish Ballet Relies on the Kindness of Strangers By Ann Haskins on May 17, 2017 This week’s dance events include tap dance in Santa Monica, flamenco in East Hollywood,... Read more →
Dance Matthew Bourne’s Early Adventures at The Wallis By Adam Leipzig on May 17, 2017 Matthew Bourne's Early Adventures (at The Wallis through May 21), is by turns joyous,... Read more →
ArchitectureDanceFilmMusic 3 Walk Around the World By Sarah Elgart on May 17, 2017 This year, as usual, at the opening night of Dance Camera West I got to peruse a... Read more →
ArtDanceFilmLifestyleLiteratureMain PostsMusicPoetryTheatreTV + Web 7 If You Want to #Resist, Pay a Poet By Adam Leipzig on May 10, 2017 If you want to resist, pay a poet. Poets don't make much money. They do bookstore... Read more →
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