Dance Loading Up the Last of Summer Dance By Ann Haskins on October 24, 2018 Dance at a loading dock in Hollywood, two contemporary troupes tag team in Beverly Hills,... Read more →
Dance Jacob Jonas Makes Beverly Hills “The Company” Town By Ann Haskins on October 18, 2018 Wild west ballet in Redondo Beach, an iconic folkloric ensemble in East L.A., an L.A.... Read more →
Dance Dancers Duel With A Set That Won’t Hold Still By Ann Haskins on October 10, 2018 Daredevil dancers tackle giant constructs downtown, L.A.’s classical ballet company... Read more →
Dance Toe shoes? Yes. Tutus? Not so much. By Ann Haskins on October 3, 2018 L.A.'s classical ballet company struts contemporary moves in Glendale, Black and Latinx... Read more →
ArchitectureDanceFilm 1 Dancing Through Architecture By Sarah Elgart on October 3, 2018 Although he died in 1988, Pritzker Prize winning architect Luis Barragán’s work... Read more →
Dance Roussève’s Route Halfway to Dawn By Ann Haskins on September 26, 2018 Black and Latinx choregraphy showcased in Echo Park, mindful dance in Santa Monica;... Read more →
DanceFilm Longo Dance Film By Sarah Elgart on September 19, 2018 I’ve always thought about creating dance inspired by the work of American photographer... Read more →
Dance Exploring The Borderlands of Cultural Appropriation By Ann Haskins on September 19, 2018 An iconic seductress in Redondo Beach and Thousand Oaks, dance across from a battleship... Read more →
Dance To The Chapel For A “Cere-phony” By Ann Haskins on September 12, 2018 Considering connections in Santa Monica, a ballet based on an opera in Lancaster, a... Read more →
DanceFilm 1 Abismo By Sarah Elgart on September 5, 2018 Heralding from Canada, Abismo (Abyss) is a strangely raw and somewhat disturbing film.... Read more →
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