In Dance
I have hope. I worry. I have hope. I worry. I have hope. Does this cycle resonate? With desires ...
Lessons from the Past: in Conversation with Lenora Lee
photo by Robbie Sweeny The Gold Rush: 1848-1855. Much attention has been paid to this ...
Dances Sung, Songs Moved: Fog Beast Serves it Up in The Big Reveal
I just want to infect you Crawl into your brain Sprout up out your head Into the sunlight that I ...
In Practice: Mary Armentrout Dance Theater’s listening creates an opening
Choreographer Mary Armentrout is my dear friend and Feldenkrais practitioner. Now that we’ve got ...
Dancing Now and Zen: Virginia Matthews Performs ‘50 Years’ in the Moment
Virginia “Ginny” Matthews practices what she preaches. She’s ordained in a Rinzai Zen Buddhist ...
Setting Skywatchers’ “At the Table”: Connection, Empowerment, and Art at the Margins
Melanie DeMore is leading a procession from the Tenderloin to San Francisco City Hall. It’s the ...
Purity of Cumbia: Talking with John Jairo Roldán about sustaining the “mother of all rhythm”
It is an early Sunday evening in late March, and I’m sitting on a barstool at Spats in Berkeley ...
Sharing is powerful. And the wonderful part is that sharing comes naturally—like when a child ...
Describing Dances: Increasing Access for Blind and Visually Impaired Audiences
with Tiffany Taylor and Georgina Kleege In 2016, during the development of a duet I created and ...
In Practice: Holding Wait with Jo Kreiter
On a rainy afternoon in March, I met with Jo Kreiter, choreographer, artist-activist, and artistic ...
