Whether it’s the Teutonic Giselle peasant girl or the Indian sub-continent’s Nikia temple dancer, the plight of the village virgin…
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The shock of the unexpected. This is what viewers have come to expect from Sankai Juku – formidable tensions and…
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The kick-off of Philadanco’s 50th anniversary season on Oct. 5 in the Merriam Theater was truly a dance night to…
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Jess Curtis is an award-winning dancemaker and performer who has created and performed multidisciplinary works in the U.S and Europe. In…
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Mark Morris’ understated barefoot “Mozart Dances” (2006) launched the 2019-20 season for Cal Performances this weekend with three separate piano…
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Even if your beat is strictly limited to ballet, you can’t write about dance in the San Francisco Bay Area…
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“Movement itself is the weaving, gathering threads into fabric, they dive into each other, a pool of pools, swimming through…
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Rudyard Kipling’s name is eponymous.  His “White Man’s Burden” lament has served as a sanctimonious apologia for centuries of imperial…
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