In Dance
One of the blessings of Bay Area living is our access to a rich variety of dance—a choreological ...
John Jasperse in the Bay Area: Gaps, Misuse, and the Possibility of Thick Description
John Jasperse is a choreographer known as: Cool. Brainy. Provocative. Naked. Virtuosic. ...
Maclovia Ruiz: A Life in Spanish Dance
Editor’s Note: Dancers’ Group strives to honor the diverse and rich legacy of all forms of ...
The Conversations that Shift and Shape Dance Education
“An Unfinished Canvas: Arts Education in California: Taking Stock of Policy and Practice,” the ...
You’ve most likely heard the name Dance/USA. But what exactly does the organization do? Why, you ...
From Hawai’i to Taylor and Back Again: A Conversation with Rachel Berman
Rachel Berman, former member of the Paul Taylor Dance Company, is an easy person to like. We met at ...
Editor’s Note: Having danced with Chicago Moving Company, Winnipeg’s Contemporary Dancers, and ...
Longing: The Global Postmodern Poetics of David Roussève’s “Saudade”, Mar 2009
The same moment I discovered how much my body could be hated is the same moment my heart discovered ...
Jérôme Bel and Myself: A Choreographer Interrogating Dance
For one night in March, French choreographer Jérôme Bel comes to San Francisco to present his work ...
Outer Space to Inner Space: Universal Themes, Very Different Styles
Amara Tabor-Smith/Deep Waters Dance Theater shares a bill with Cathie Caraker and Katarina Eriksson ...
